Hallo!
Fedora Core apparently does not use the devfs system and so the default Gem cannot find my card. I have edited Pixes/videoDV4L.cpp line 195 to use either /dev/dv1394/0 or /dev/raw1394 and in both cases everytime I send the [driver 1< message to pix_video I get a seg fault.
Hm ... that should work ... (but I didn't test it with the latest GEM...) you could also try the [device /dev/dv1394/0( message ...
LG Georg
Quoting Georg Holzmann grhPD@gmx.at:
Hallo!
Fedora Core apparently does not use the devfs system and so the default Gem cannot find my card. I have edited Pixes/videoDV4L.cpp line 195 to use either /dev/dv1394/0 or /dev/raw1394 and in both cases everytime I send the [driver 1< message to pix_video I get a seg fault.
Hm ... that should work ... (but I didn't test it with the latest GEM...) you could also try the [device /dev/dv1394/0( message ...
I tried the following and each try was med with a seg fault: device 1 device /dev/dv1394/0 device /dev/raw1394
Even stopping rendering (sending a 0 to the gem_win) creates a segfault when the pix_video object is in the window (and no segfault if it's not).
I guess I can't really report much till I have a fully functional gem. As of now I am running gem with --disable-ARB and without the -msse2 compile flag. Both these issues are reported to be fixed in FC5 so I should probably install FC5 (but I doubt that will fix the pix_video problem).
Any tips for either getting pix_video to work in FC4, or for setting up FC5 to work best with Gem?
Thanks again all, -thewade
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