You might also need to get a USB hub or external power of some kind.
I've found that when using the sphere or orbit, that it will drain too
much current from the USB ports on the ts boards (this is a problem with
a lot of USB cameras actually, and then go over spec on this). You'll
have to find an external power source if your board resets after you
plug in the camera.
~/Chris
ilinsdell wrote:
> If you need to connect a USB Camera, I have had luck using the
> following:
>
>
> 1. $30 Logitec Quickcam Chat:
> http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Logitech-Quickcam-Chat-961462-
> 0403/sem/rpsm/oid/152445/catOid/-13045/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do
>
> 2. Cross compile spca5xx driver version 0.60.00
>
> 3. Cross compile spcaview
>
> 4. Cross Compile your linux kernel with Video for linux support
>
> 5. Load the following at startup:
>
> insmod usbcore
> insmod pcipool
> insmod usb-ohci
> insmod usb-ohci-ep93xx
>
> insmod videodev
>
> insmod spca5xx
>
> ln -s /dev/v4l/video0 /dev/video0
> sleep 1
> ./spcaserv -g 1 &
>
> 6. If you host the Streaming Java applet supplied with spcaview on
> the SBC running on apache, you can now point your browser to it and
> will see streaming video from the SBC
>
>
>
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