Re: spca and sonix

Hello Jean-Francois

Actually yes I do have a windows driver. I even found out what the 
sensor and bridge is. It seems to be similar to a cam with a similar 
sensor and bridge  because I got it to work by adding an 'entry' in the 
gspca driver.

I am at work now, I'll post the info later, in case anyone is interested.
(btw, the cams are very cheap, I got them of ebay fot $8 a pop and have 
a mic and 6 LED's built in. I bought two, I am planning on doing some 
work with stereo vision)


I'll post the chipset info (and how I made it limp) later

Ron


Jean-Francois Moine wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-07-24 at 21:12 -0400, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
>> Hello,
> 
> Hello Ron,
> 
>> I am trying to figure out how to add a sonix Pccam168 to the gspca driver.
>> The one I have doesn't use the 0c45:0x613c ID but 0c45:6143
>> I tried to look for the newest driver (but can't find a real new one, 
>> and it isn't in there).
> 
> gspca v2 is at LinuxTv.org, ready for inclusion in the kernel 2.6.27.
> 
>> There is an 'entry' for a Pccam168 and I wonder how similar that one and 
>> mine is.
> 
> I got the file bw600.inf which gives almost all the sonix jpeg webcams
> and I did not find yours.
> 
> Have you any xxx.inf in the MS-win driver? Also, may you do a usb sniff
> under MS-win?
> 
> Regards.
> 

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