Espen Martinsen wrote:
> Hi,
> I've got a builtin webcam, which automatically getsgrabbed by the usb_mid
> driver.
>
> When booting on a live-CD (linux), it looks like says:
>
> Vendor Id: 046d
> Product Id: 0896
>
> A search on google, tells me that this is actually a vendor: Logitech, Inc.
> Product: OrbiCam
>
> How can I tell isbvc(7c) to try using this camera?
> I've tried things like
> #update_drv -a -i '"usbia46d,896.config1.0"' usbvc
>
> But it still comes up
>
>
>
> Camera
> Manufacturer: OEM
> Speed: 480Mb/s (high)
> USB Version: 2.00
> Device Class: ff(vend.)
> Device Subclass: ff
>
I doubt it's a USB video class compliant device. If it's not, you can
not bind usbvc driver to it. You may want to run the following one line
script to see more information of this device:
# index=`echo "::prtusb" | mdb -k | grep 46d | cut -f1 -d' '`; echo
"::prtusb -i ${index} -v" | mdb -k
If no interface is class E, i.e. bInterfaceClass != 0xe, then your
device is not a USB video class device.
Regards,
Lei Chen
> Device Protocol: ff
> Maximum Default Endpoint Size: 64
> Number of Configurations: 1
> Vendor Id: 046d
> Product Id: 0896
> Revision Number: 1.00
>
> Config Number: 1
> Number of Interfaces: 1
> Attributes: 80
> MaxPower Needed: 200mA
>
> Interface Number: 0
> Name: (none)
> Alternate Number: 0
>
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