On 2002-05-16 at 21:30 Bill Eldridge wrote: >You didn't quite apply v4l2 right (look for a directory >b/drivers/media/video/where you thought you >were applying to the linux tree and copy that >into the linux/drivers/media/video directory. >Copy the b/include/linux/videodev.h into >linux/include/linux/videodev.h > >(or it might be doing this patch at the top >Linux directoyr with a "patch -p1" does the >right thing - anyway, most of the symbols >you're missing are in the v4l2-common.c >file. Thank you for answer. I did "patch -p1" and got all files in appriopriate places. I suppose this could be due to doing some mess to GCC. Kernel recompilation with clean GCC solved the problem. Well, some hard first steps of Linux newbie... Mike
