This is evidenced in dmesg by the line "drivers/usb/media/ov511.c: No decompressor available." To get things running, load the kernel module "ovcamchip" at startup. Warty and Hoary both detect and load the ov511 driver included with the kernel, but neglect to load the image decompressor kernel module. Not out of the box, but can be made to work. These installation instructions worked admirably. Has anybody got better colors using GRed,GBlue and GGreen parameters? Image has blue taint with default gain levels. Ubuntu Hoary doesn't autodetect, but I have got the camera working by doing the steps listed here. Same ID as previous entry, but since name on the box is different, I'm adding it here.Ĭamera is detected, but needs package xawtv installed to hook it to /dev/videox. Install the package qc-usb-source, uncompress the archive /usr/src/ and execute /usr/src/modules/qc-usb-source/quickcam.sh (Note: The driver is reliable and included in other distributions like Mandriva, it could be included in Ubuntu as well)Īfter compilation of the module using Make sure the build-essential package and the correct linux-headers package are installed. Was detected but not working now works fine.Įkiga (V4l), Skype 2.0 (fail on test, but works on video call)Īfter compilation of the module using qc-usb-source Works with gspca driver (which replaced spca5xx) in 10.04 (Lucid), but required some effort.
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