On Aug Wed 20 2003 15:15, David Röhr wrote: > Is there a way to get the iSight camera working on Linux? Or maybe > something in the process?
I wonder too!! :-) Nice little piece of hardware... I checked yesterday apple's website and got enchanted by that thing!! If you get anything about that camera, please post it here, coz I for one would love to hear/read about it! Now, someone with that camera, time and knowledge could try the kernel drivers [IEC61883-6 (Audio transmission) support and OHCI-1394 Video support], that assuming Apple is following that standard (IEC61883-6). It would be _GREAT_ if that camera works in our wonderfull linuxes |-) > Is there realy a good reason why I should get a apple Airport station? > There are alot of 802.11d-radio stations that are _alot_ cheaper that > the airport station. So does it realy have to be an airport station when > having an airport card in the ibook? More trouble to get stuff working > on a diffrent station than an airport? I heard/read you can run linux in that flying saucer 8-) but... I think you can also run linux in other wireless stations... they don't look as cool as the Airport one, but hey... money is always an issue! About the trouble part... as far as I understand wireless, the station is just another router, but capable of connecting wireless devices. Thus, with a different station, the setting up part for a wireless card in the laptop remains the same, and the rest should be explained in the manual of the wireless station, shoudn't it? :-) Later... -- J. Javier Maestro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://rigel.homelinux.com
