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I hate to sound like a whining newb, but I want an answer now! :)

background: I've been doing some off-and-on video editing under windows with 
adobe premiere, so I know this system "works" so far as capture, edit, and 
print.  I now have SuSE 8.2 installed, complete with mainactor as supplied on 
the CD's, but I can't seem to get started...

In particular, what do I need to do to "see" my camera under linux? 
/proc/bus/ieee1394 does show the device, but where do I go from there to 
actually "capture video" [or control the camera, for that matter?]  The 
capture program supplied w/mainactor only sees my haupauge card [wintv] with 
little or no provision for selecting a firewire device.

Looking around I saw refrerences to "/dev/ieee1394/<whatever>" in the dvgrab 
manpage, but no such devices were configured during the installation [clean 
install, BTW] so I suspect that there is some more configuration needed to 
set up a firewire device, but finding anything that lets me search, define, 
or test such devices is proving elusive.  I thought to search the archives, 
but there doesn't appear to be a search function on the archive webpage, so 
I'm resorting to a "human powered" search ;) 

[actually, my first search was on the v4l homepage, but strangely enough there 
doesn't seem to be anything that jumps out and says, "I'm the FAQ!" there 
either...]
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