Hi Fernando,

On Wednesday 28 November 2007, Fernando Costa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I own a built in webcam that doesn't seem to work, running lsusb I get
> 0c45:624f and googling a bit I get that the webcam use the SN9C201
> driver. I have seen in the web page that the webcam 0c45:62c0 is
> supported...

The 0c45:62c0 webcam uses a different chipset. The Linux UVC driver doesn't 
support SN9C20x-based devices.

> I have installed the the uvcvideo-kmp-default version r117_2.6.22.5_31-2
> from the openSUSE repositories, is there some newer version or some
> patch to make the webcam work. I have also found a generic driver that
> works, but is a restricted driver and it's a time-limited trial version.

If you mean the driver provided at 
http://www.linux-projects.org/modules/news/, I would stay away from it. Luca 
Risolia, the author, is known to write binary-only kernel modules that work 
with his own commercial closed-source application only. He doesn't play along 
with the Linux kernel open-source rule, and most people tend to ignore him.

You should instead contact Michel Xhaard (http://mxhaard.free.fr/) who said he 
would work on SN9C20x support for his gspca driver.

Best regards,

Laurent Pinchart
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