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I shelved my firewire video camera for a while, and pulled it out |
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yesterday to do some archiving from tape to DVD. Last time I used it, I |
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loaded some ieee1394 modules (raw1394, etc), loaded kino and away it |
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went. |
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But now, I noticed that nothing recognises the camera unless it is |
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plugged in on boot. Same thing is happening with my usb printer, |
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although with the printer I can just load the right module and it works. |
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With the camera, I load all the modules I can think of (ieee1394, |
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dv1394, raw1394, ohci1394) but the camera is still not recognised. |
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I noticed that the /etc/init.d/hotplug init script has gone in favour of |
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udev (version 090, ~x86). How do I make udev recognise hotplugged |
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hardware? |
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can anyone help me? It's a pain to reboot every time I want to plug in |
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the camera! |
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thanks, |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb at netspace dot net dot au> |
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Perl 5 introduced everything else, including the ability to introduce |
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everything else. |
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-- Larry Wall in <199702252152.NAA28845@××××.org> |
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