> The two logs you provided did not show anything out of the ordinary
> AFAIU. In fact, everything appears to work fine. After the camera was
> connected, ohci1394 and ieee1394 detected the additional node and
> ieee1394 apparently fetched the configuration ROM from the camera
> (information about its capabilities and supported protocols)
> successfully in a series of quadlet reads.
>
> Maybe there is something wrong with device files or libraries on your
> system. But I can't assist with this because I never used camcorders
> myself.
That seems to be right. I could narrow down the problem a bit further
and would like to summerize it. I could reproduce the following with 2
different PCMCIA-to-Firewire adapters and with different LiveCDs
aswell:
Grabing video works fine with dvgrab (after removing eth1394). However:
kino as well as gscanbus do not detect the camera. gscanbus does not
even show the PCMCIA-firewire-card, when I plug it in (though it is in
lspci as posted previously). gscanbus only shows:
http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~nachtiga/bugs/gscanbus_without_pcmcia.png
which seems to be the small builtin firewire connector of my laptop.
So it really seems to be a problem either with my sytem or with a
library. Any idea on further tracking down this bug and eventually
solving it (maybe compiling lib xxx for debug mode? If so, which one?)?
I am okay with dvgrab -- however I'd like to get "full" linux support
for this :)
regards,
Jens
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