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Paul Sutton wrote: > I managed to compile a driver for my labtec camera the other day, it > worked (labtec using a quick cam driver), I got a pic in camerama, at > the end of the install it said something about using > > modprobe quickcam, to load the driver however this is coming up with > > FATAL: Module quickcam not found. > > I have even tried this in the /usr/src/modules/qc-usb-source > > running ls in this directory gives > > APPLICATIONS debian qc-formats.c > qc-pb0100.c quickcam.mod.c > COPYING debug.sh qc-formats.o > qc-pb0100.o quickcam.mod.o > CREDITS freeshm.sh qc-hdcs.c > qc-vv6410.c quickcam.o > FAQ linux-2.4.20-quickcam.patch qc-hdcs.o > qc-vv6410.o quickcam.sh > Makefile linux-2.6.18.patch qc-memory.c > qcset show.c > Module.symvers linux-2.6.7-quickcam.patch qc-memory.h > qcset.c testquickcam > Modules.symvers linux-2.6.8.1-quickcam.patch qc-memory.o > qcweb-info.txt videodev2.h > README.qce qc-driver.c qc-mjpeg.c > quickcam.h videodevfix.h > TODO qc-driver.o qc-mjpeg.o quickcam.ko > > any idea whats going on, or how to get the module to load again > > thanks > > Paul > I take it you used the command make to build the driver? Have you tried the command make install to install the driver into the modules directory? (needs to be run as root). Rob -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html