Hi Dee,
D Webb wrote:
How does top look?
Are you
using a kernel that actually uses both processors and you see this with
hitting
1 while top is running?
yes, the 2 processors are active and Ekiga takes over one of them when the
camera is connected:
#~ top
(...)
Cpu0 : 5.6%us, 1.0%sy,
Hi Dee,
D Webb wrote:
How does top look?
Are you
using a kernel that actually uses both processors and you see this with
hitting
1 while top is running?
yes, the 2 processors are active and Ekiga takes over one of them when the
camera is connected:
#~ top
(...)
Cpu0 :
Hi Dee,
thanks for your comments.
D Webb wrote:
I have seen webcams do this, although not specifically with Ekiga. This
happened
on older computers with newer software. You have quite recent software.
Maybe
you are running on some older hardware like a Pentium II?
I have solved similar
Hi all,
I'm running Ekiga 2.0.11 on Debian lenny and it works fine. It worked well with
the webcam too, but after an update of the webcam module (uvcvideo), ekiga now
freezes if the camera is connected. If I start ekiga while the camera is
disconnected, it works without problems. But as soon as I
