Dear Guennadi, Andy
Thank you for your help !!
It is possible to identify it by this method.
check videoX
/sys/bus/soc-camera/devices/0-0/video4linux:video0
/sys/bus/soc-camera/devices/1-0/video4linux:video1
get name
/sys/bus/soc-camera/devices/0-0/control/name -> mt9t112
/sys/bus/soc-camera/
On Fri, 2009-12-25 at 10:54 +0900, Kuninori Morimoto wrote:
> Dear Guennadi
>
> Now my board (EcoVec) can use 2 soc-camera (mt9t112 / tw9910),
> and mt9t112 can attach/detach.
>
> If mt9t112 is attached,
> /dev/video0 = mt9t112
> /dev/video1 = tw9910
>
> But if mt9t112 is detached, it will
> /de
Hello Morimoto-san
On Fri, 25 Dec 2009, Kuninori Morimoto wrote:
>
> Dear Guennadi
>
> Now my board (EcoVec) can use 2 soc-camera (mt9t112 / tw9910),
> and mt9t112 can attach/detach.
>
> If mt9t112 is attached,
> /dev/video0 = mt9t112
> /dev/video1 = tw9910
>
> But if mt9t112 is detached, it
Dear Guennadi
Now my board (EcoVec) can use 2 soc-camera (mt9t112 / tw9910),
and mt9t112 can attach/detach.
If mt9t112 is attached,
/dev/video0 = mt9t112
/dev/video1 = tw9910
But if mt9t112 is detached, it will
/dev/video0 = tw9910
Now I would like to know which camera is /dev/video0.
my /dev/
