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>>>>> "Greg" == Greg KH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> The IBM Ultraport camera driver for linux kernel version 2.6.10
>> (ultracam module) is now working for me, after quite a bit of
>> modification.
Greg> Care to post your patches?
I haven't yet posted the patches for the following reasons:
1. I had to modify usbvideo.c, which I believe is used by other
drivers. Therefore, my "fix" may have done more harm than good.
(Specifically, I found that I had to change
`(struct urb*)->interval' from `1' to `2'.)
2. The code isn't what I'd call stable -- it's simply good enough to
use for random video-conferencing with gnomemeeting and ohphone.
3. Uncertainty about whether or not other people have gotten this
camera to work with the 2.6.10 kernel. If they /did/ get the
driver to work unmodified, then I'm reluctant to post a patch
which may send someone on a wild goose chase. I was looking for a
response from someone along the lines of "Great, it's been broken
since release x.x.x", or "Patches? We don't need no stinkin'
patches!"
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