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when I start xawtv, for record from webcam, in the terminal:
WARING: v4l-conf is compiled without DGA support.
v4l-conf had same trouble, trying to continue anyway.
and then the system ...
- 10-30-2005 #1Just Joined!
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problem with xawtv
when I start xawtv, for record from webcam, in the terminal:
WARING: v4l-conf is compiled without DGA support.
v4l-conf had same trouble, trying to continue anyway.
and then the system crash. Why??
Please Help me
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Ciao bello, benvenuto sui forum, magari se traduci il titolo ti potremmo aiutare
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At first sight, I'd say: recompile video4linux with DGA support. So rebuild your kernel and check the video4linux options in the config.** Registered Linux User # 393717 and proud of it
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ok, but I dont know how to compile video4linux with support DGA. how to do it?
sorry for my bad english
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No problem
. You need to recompile your kernel basically; in the graphical configuration, you'll find a video4linux entry, if the problem report you had is correct, there should be a DGA option you can enable.
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uhm uhm
how to start the graphical configuration of the kernel?
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Download the kernel sources. Be sure they match your current kernel. To find out which kernel you are using, do $ uname -r. Then look for the kernel sources, download them and install them.
Then do
Normally there should be a default configuration file, that comes with the kernel source package. It's named .config (a hidden file). Check if it's there:Code:$ su # cd /usr/src/linux-[kernel version]
If yes, ok. Then typeCode:# ls -a
orCode:# make xconfig
Then a graphical interface will pop up in which you can configure the kernel options. Look for the video4linux entry and check the options. After that, save and quit the graphical configuration tool. Then doCode:# make gconfig
After that is done, install the kernel and system map to /boot and add it to your boot loader (lilo or GRUB).Code:# make && make modules_install
Note: this only applies when you're using a 2.6.x kernel.** Registered Linux User # 393717 and proud of it
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Omfg
<rant>
Words simply cannot describe how angry i was when i came across this useless thread via google but i'm going to try, lets just distill the above conversation shall we?
noob: hey guys i love this linux thing but i've got a teeny weeny problem any ideas?
hax0r: hey there little guy you need to recompile the kernel blah blah blah...
noob: recombobulate the what?!?!?!, whatever dude i'm reinstalling windows.
10 PRINT BORROMINI = TOOL
20 GOTO 10
For the love of linus somebody purge this from google's cache.
</rant>


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