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<0> may be the usb controller of your camera has another value in appropriatable register
<1> I think it's probably going to be easier to just buy a new camera
<1> I like this cam, has some good quality output --- but it's unreliable
<0> rc=se401_sndctrl(0, se401, SE401_REQ_GET_CAMERA_DESCRIPTOR, 0, cp, sizeof(cp));
<0> if (cp[1]!=0x41) {
<0> err("Wrong descriptor type");
<0> return 1;
<0> }
<0> may be there are enothe value 0x41
<0> *than 0x41
<0> you may install the Windows driver fot it
<0> then try to decompile and look at
<1> what's the best way to print out the value of cp[1] from within the module?
<1> (I'm a C programmer but not a kernel coder)
<0> or just printk(...)
<1> okay, thanks
<0> np :)
<1> same sort of params as normal printf ?
<0> noop
<0> look at the LDD
<1> okay, thanks.
<1> sorry for bothering you .
<1> :)
<0> hmm....may be you just have a new camera whith little another chip
<0> np
<0> but I'm not shure
<1> no, this is a fairly old camera
<1> np, I've got something to go on now
<1> I'll see what I come up with - but I appreciate your ***istance.
<1> okay, I get a descriptor of 0xFD, rather than 0x41
<1> time to see what happens if I ignore it :)
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