Felix Möller wrote: > Hi, > >>>>> What's interesting (for me) is that I have an iSight too (MacBookPro >>>>> mid-2007), but the camera is (05ac:8502). And it works with uvc, while >>>>> yours not. And grep 850 ~/linux-uvc prints only *yours* (8501): >>>> Could you please post the output of lsusb -d 05ac:8502 -v (using usbutils >>>> 0.72 or newer, go for the latest version if possible) ? >>> This seems to be interesting. I have attached lsusb and dmesg of the >>> device one time with firmware loaded and another with no firmware >>> loaded. Both are attached. >> I'm pretty sure there was a firmware loaded in your iSight when you grabbed >> the kernel log and lsusb output. As a wild guess, did you boot MacOS X and >> reboot into Linux ? > Yes you are correct yesterday I had OS X running and rebooted into Linux.
Hi, It's a question I have aways asked myself: I did not installed any firmware (isight-firmware and so on). But my camera works! I imagine that this is because: - either I installed linux-uvc-source from debian - or, more probable, I used a messenger from OSX, and this has loaded the firmware inside the camera, so it is not necessary anymore to load it from linux <-- this is what you say in the previous message, isn't it? -- Eugen Dedu _______________________________________________ Linux-uvc-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/linux-uvc-devel
