David Gauchard
(deyv <at> free.fr) |
2005-10-14 23:14:29 |
The page http://go.lamarinapunto.com no longer exists. Instead there is http://www.linux-projects.org/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=1 for those who still use this type of cam. |
Robin Cornelius
(robin <at> cornelius.demon.co.uk) |
2003-07-16 19:08:47 |
A driver is avaiable from http://go.lamarinapunto.com
that is sutible for the go and go plus. There is a forum at that site. |
marco ratto
(m.ratto <at> banksiel.it) |
2002-12-26 15:11:31 |
My webcam Creative WebCam Go Plus with Red Hat 7.3 doesn't
run.
Can Someone tell me something ?
Non riesco a far funzionare la mia webcam Creative WebCam Go Plus con Linux Red Hat 7.3.
Qualcuno c'è riuscito ?
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Rute C. Sofia
(rsofia <at> seas.upenn.edu) |
2002-03-05 01:49:53 |
Hi,
installed the modules (usbvideo, webcamdrv) with success. I can see the device both in log/messages, in /proc/bus/usb. However, something is still not working ok, since the video device is off...checked /dev/video and everything seems normal. It's there, permissions ok...any tests I can do, that am not remembering, to see if this is a problem with the drivers?
Thanks,
Rute C. Sofia |
Filip
(filip <at> imx.pl) |
2002-02-19 15:45:50 |
Hi, is there any chance to work with PC-CAM 300, I'd like to know what kind of device it is and which module work with it (if any). Thanks |
Neil Stone
(Neil Flashtek.co.uk) |
2002-01-18 02:55:46 |
Well, i almost got it to work once... just can''t remember how !!!
Can anyone please give me some pointers...? I am as "end user" as it is likley to get...
Pelase help me ppl !! |
Roger
(roger <at> linuxfreemail.com) |
2001-12-16 20:01:07 |
Now said to be partially working.
(Please change the status to show as such.)
you'll need the cvs drivers:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.linux-usb.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/linux-usb co usbvideo
You need to use, both from cvs, usbvideo.o & webcamgo(drv).o from the cvs to get it working. If you try to do webcamgo(drv).o from the cvs and usbvideo.o from kernel-2.4.16, it won't work (this is the config we're working on now. there were some changes in usbvideo.c/h since kernel 2.4.4.)
If anybody wants to help, drop us a line at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/winbond-webcam/
http://www.keatch.f2s.com/linux.html |
() |
2001-11-26 19:13:26 |
Sta cazzo de videocamera nn funge sotto le mitiche insegne del pinguino ?????????
Solo BILLL ha i driver per tutto ?????
RIVOLUZIONE !!!!!!!!! ABBASSO MICROSLOT E WINBUGS |
Milton
(x_flier <at> hotmail.com) |
2001-11-25 05:39:49 |
I agree with a post somewhere above. Just forget this cam, and if you have one, put it for sale at ebay. |
Diego
(DiegoCG <at> teleline.es) |
2001-10-04 21:46:07 |
Well, I've tired the drivers in http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/winbond-webcam,
and I can't do nothing with my camera. Perhaps it's
because I've not configured it properly, I don't know...
Isent a email to creative asking them for a driver
for linux. I said I didn't wanted the driver to be free source, that I only wanted to work with my camera under Linux...
it is reasonable, they must give support to their clients.
The page said they'd answer in 1 day, but after 2 weeks I Don't have any answer.... |
Diego
(DiegoCG <at> teleline.es) |
2001-10-04 21:42:50 |
Well, I've tired the drivers in http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/winbond-webcam,
and I can't do nothing with my camera. Perhaps it's
because I've not configured it properly, I don't know... |
diego
(Diegocg <at> teleline.es) |
2001-09-21 00:07:16 |
I'll help anybody to test the drivers.....I want my webcam to work under linux!
(Sorry for my english, i'm spanish) |
Juan erbes
(jerbes <at> hotpop.com) |
2001-09-19 00:53:29 |
They are a prealpha version at sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/winbond-webcam/
For download:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/winbond-webcam/webcam-go-0.1prealpha.tar.gz |
TaboZ
() |
2001-07-14 16:01:11 |
Any updates anybody? |
Stewing
(robert.stewing <at> brfsodrahamn.se) |
2001-04-23 17:56:58 |
Hi all of you..
I recently mailed creative and got this reply:
> > Big problem:
> > It doesn't seem to exist any drivers for
> > this equipment under Linux.. I haven't
> > seen anyone anywhere who has gotten this
> > webcam to work under linux.
> Last I checked, the available drivers were
> very primitive and only used the Webcam GO
> as a webcam -- no camera features. A search
> on Google should bring up some sites...
> > Do you plan to develop linuxdrivers for
> > webcam go plus or do you know anyone who
> > is doing it?
> There were plans to do so, but they are entirely
> on hold for right now due to internal resources
> and the economic situation right now...
> Unfortunately, I'm not confident that the project
> will be re-started.
I come to the conclusion that if we want a driver for that cam we have to do it ourselves.. Is anyone working on it? I haven't got the slightest idea of how to do the driver, but hopefully I can help if someone gets me in the right direction.
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sisko
(schorsche <at> gmx.at) |
2001-04-22 12:54:46 |
Anyone has a Linux driver for the Creative Webcam Go Plus?
I can't find any! I Use Redhat Linux 7.1!
If you got one, can u please send it to me?
Thanks! |
Gismo C.
(gismo <at> igor.franken.de) |
2001-03-10 19:24:57 |
give up....!!!
i have a solution vor that chipset...ebay....
gismo
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roger
(roger <at> linuxfreemail.com) |
2000-12-31 08:36:59 |
this is just a note to Raul's post earlier (of which he probabely won't read this 'cause it was sometime ago).
If you hear or read anything pertaining to, creative's linux drivers are in developement or they're being worked on, don't believe anything until you actually see the (linux) drivers! Although i hate saying this, creative posted some news on their website stating that they were currently working on linux drivers for the webcam go ~February of 2000. eh, we're still waiting. that particular webpage may not be found at all today.
You may also come across some news/usenet posts (of which may denote a "Creative Labs Employee" signature in the email address --or tech support, etc) which state, i've seen the linux drivers for the webcam go in action and they look nice, or similar. eh, again, ~4 months after such, and still nothing.
Hope this clears up the creative's linux drivers for linux issues. |
Raffaele "Keatch" Spangaro
(keatch <at> f2s.com) |
2000-12-31 00:05:01 |
I'm starting to write a new driver for it, based on the work of Mark. There is anyone that is interested joining this stuffs.
I plan to support the v4l api1 for this driver.
At the moment I'm able to read and set all of the registers of the camera.
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Mark McClelland
(mwm <at> i.am) |
2000-12-30 01:45:03 |
I opened mine, and there is a WF9968CF, an 8 megabyte RAM chip, a Creative CT7515-01, and Toshiba Y10709 (apparently a controller for the LCD display), and an image sensor that I could not identify. The camera is model number CT7510 (though the box says CT7150). Since the windows drivers contain some Omnivision (makers of the OV511 chip used in the WebCam III) code, I suspect that the sensor may be one of theirs. |
George Wangerin
(jorgjfw <at> well.com) |
2000-12-24 10:34:29 |
Hi Folks, I also need a driver for that cam.
Can someone PLEASE point me to the right direction ???
Thanks a lot, george./ |
roger
(roger <at> linuxfreemail.com) |
2000-11-07 12:48:42 |
I've done some probing with the usbutils on this webcam go. posted (logs/notes) results up on creative.linux newsgoup recently. activated the green powerlight and including the snapshot button (some sort of ready mode i pressume...what happens when you first plug it in, it sounds off and the light comes on). using cpia driver and OpenLinux 2.4. haven't been able to repeat results yet. email me if any of you have any ideas. |
gismo
(gismo <at> igor.franken.de) |
2000-10-25 12:59:44 |
well, the geeks from the creative supphotline told me there a driver available at
http://www.opensource.creative.com/
do u see one?
...if someone out there who whants to write a driver?..let me knnow
(i want but i think iam not able to do this)
gismo |
Raul
(rcarvalho <at> clix.pt) |
2000-09-05 00:19:49 |
I am interested in buying one of the Creative cameras. Preferably, it would be this one (GO PLUS) but this is pending for the existence of a Linux driver.
I refuse to buy hardware that is not supported in Linux, so I would like to know if such a driver will exist in a very near future.
Thanks. |