On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 17:35 +1200, Shane wrote: > I have a USB webcam with no linux driver <G> > > My windows driver names the device and driver as > CMOS 100K-X Rev 2.01.0025.0 #2 > > lsusb sees the device as > Bus 001 Device 007: ID 0572:0001 Conexant Systems (Rockwell), Inc. Ezcam II > WebCam > > After a google I find no linux drivers for the device. Not to be outdone I > am > researching the possibility of writing a driver myself > > I have installed SnoopyPro in windows, and captured around 2600 packets > watching the device connect, be interrogated by the host, idle for a period, > and data being sent for a webcam viewer application > > My next question is.. what now? > Usb-robot doesnt appear to handle isochronous devices. > > Thanks in advance > Shane > > - Try to find wich usb chip is used inside, In this webcam, three different chipsets are used IIRC, check the label to see which type or check with, lsusb -v, sane-find-scanner -v -v 1. CPIA (Conexant), 2. OV511 (OV6620) and 3. ICM532 (UVT8532) At this moment all three are supported by a linux driver, but your usb vendor and product id is not always added to the program. Try sane-find-scanner -v -v to detect if it is a ICM532 (supported by the spca5xx kernel module). -- -------- m.vr.gr. Gerard Klaver
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