Follow the instructions located here. http://bttv-v4l2.sourceforge.net/ You will NEED to get a vanilla kernel. Use 2-2.16 if you can. If you need some quick pointers, You can email me here. stever@xxxxxxxxxxx Have fun! Steve -----Original Message----- From: Eric Stratte To: video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx Sent: 09/05/2000 7:38 PM Subject: [V4L] Slightly OT: RH6.2, BTTV0.7.41, I2C 2.5.2 Hi, Tried to get the above going in prep for XawTV 3.20 and had some install problems. I am wondering what order I should do things in? This is what I did: Install RH6.2(no KDE, newserver, EMACS, NFS) Install the I2C RPM from the lmsensors site(probably a mistake, but...) do a make menuconfig with defaults and then save it. Try doing a make on BTTV 0.7.41 seems to have quite a few errors. Tried to install I2C sources, 1st with method 1, then with merge kernel (method 3) Still BTTV compile errors, but they are different. Oh yeah, the make modules for the kernel now dies on i2c-old.h I have BTTV and I2C sources untarred into /usr/local/src Kernel is in /usr/src/linux as usual I2C seems to want to place includes in /usr/local/src/include (at least with method 1) BTTV seems to want them in /usr/src/linux/include I may need to wipe out the kernel tree and start over. Any ideas on which order to do things. I actually compiled a kernel after trying BTTV the first time, successfully, and then again unsuccessfully after patching with I2C. Do I need to upgrade the 2.2-14 kernel first? I would rather not jump right to 2.4.0 just yet :) While not an external machine, this will still be open to the outside on http... This is probably just a semi-newbie mistake, hopefully! Thanks, Eric _______________________________________________ Video4linux-list mailing list Video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
