On Fri, 11 Nov 2005, Eskali wrote:
And if i create it manually with mknod /dev/video c 81 0 i get:
v4l-info
open /dev/video0: No such Device
Im using udev ..
Creating /dev nodes yourself is useless when you have udev. Any device
that is actually working in your machine will automatically get a /dev
node created by udev. The only thing you have to do is make sure that
there is a symlink '/dev/video0' that points to the real /dev entry that
has been created by udev. I guess udev will have a subdirectory (
/dev/video/ perhaps? ) that contains one or more 'videoX' devices. Also
have a look at your udev.conf, it contains rules for creating symlinks
that are required by software that does not know the new udev /dev layout.
Good luck,
Dik
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