similar to: gspca - a followup

For video capture from a USB camera, as near as I can tell, there's a problem with the driver gspca_zc3xx with the latest update to the kernel. All our cameras were working fine before the update to 2.6.32-358.11.1; since, two cameras, both on fairly new Dell servers are screwed. Meanwhile, on some older servers, same update, no problems. Of the two bad ones, one's got AMD, and the other

We recently rebooted a lot of systems with the new kernel in 6.4, 2.6.32-358.11.1.el6.x86_64. Suddenly, we're having real problems with our cheap surveillance cameras in the "computer labs". What I see of video and jpg is only about 20%-25% of the top of the picture, and the rest is green. When the service starts, I see, in both dmesg and /var/log/messages, gspca: bandwidth not wide

Ok... digging still more into this problem that I'm *still* fighting, using mplayer and a higher debug level, what I *think* the significant message is (this is just one example line): libv4lconvert: Error decompressing JPEG: fill_nbits error: need 5 more bits fps = 15.626953, interval = 0.096001, a_skew = 0.000000, corr_skew = 0.000000 vcnt = 1, acnt = 0 Which seems to indicate that for some

Kernel 2.6.32-431.3.1.el6.x86_64. Anyone using motion, or in some other way using the gspca_zc3xx driver? Just in the last week or two, I've started getting error messages in my log Jan 30 16:53:20 <servername> kernel: gspca: frame overflow 33180 > 32768 The > 32k size varies, all 33xxx. mark

Irritating quirkyness: we have a bunch of videocams. To use, we use gspca. Usually, on an upgrade, I just go into the gspca directory (which appears, from their website, to have not been updated since '07), make clean, make, make install. Having gone up to 5.5, did the same. What's happening now is that it works, delivers the mpgs... but dumps errors in the logs: <snip> kernel:

Does anyone know of a reliable site to d/l a tarball of gspca? *NOTHING* I've tried works on those two servers, suggesting to me that there's some weird bug in the driver that's in the kernel. They remain, as I mentioned, about the top 15% ok, and the rest green screen (which I've googled to find other folks, years ago, complaining about), so the only thing left I can think of is

Hi, I have updated the firmware for perc raid controller card, network card, IDRAC firmware and the BIOS version on Dell R720 server. I have installed CentOS 6.4 and updated with all the latest packages using yum -y update. # cat /var/log/messages | grep -i error Sep 23 14:09:35 x24 kernel: ERST: Error Record Serialization Table (ERST) support is initialized. Sep 23 14:09:35 x24 kernel: ACPI

I'm fighting a long-standing problem: we've got a Dell PE R720 with a BT878 card in it, running four surveillance cameras (it's a secure room). Since I put the card in, within 20-30 min, the box's little LCD screen goes orange, and complains "bus error" on the slot the card's in; I've moved it to different slot, no joy. Note that the same card in an older Penguin

Odd thing: I just installed and tried to run lshw on a Dell R415 running 5.8. It goes through the subsystems it's scanning, hits IDE, and that's it - it just sits there. I've waited minutes. Anyone else seen this? mark

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=85570 Bug ID: 85570 Summary: DPMS does not turn off LCD backlight on G73 (NV4B) [GeForce 7600 GS] Product: xorg Version: unspecified Hardware: Other OS: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: medium Component:

Hi, I am planning to install CentOS 6.4 on Dell R720 which has hardware raid card and 6 hard disk slots available. I have planned with the below set up :- *2 Hard disks configured in RAID 1 for installing OS * *4 Hard disks configured in RAID 10 for data drive.* Please suggest and recommend if the above approach is correct and let me know if i am missing anything which is crucial to set up a

Hi, I have HT Feature available on my Dell Server R720. Please help me understand if HT is enabled on the server, will there be a performance impact. What are the deciding factors to enable HT on the servers. Regards Kaushal

Hi, this server, a Dell R720 has 4 bge on board, Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet, ASIC rev. 0x5720000 bge0: APE FW version: NCSI v1.1.7.0 bge0: CHIP ID 0x05720000; ASIC REV 0x5720; CHIP REV 0x57200; PCI-E miibus0: <MII bus> on bge0 ... I have connected the ethernet to port labeled 0, but it appears as bge2, how can this be corrected? thanks, danny

John R Pierce wrote: > On 12/23/2016 1:22 PM, m.roth at 5-cent.us wrote: >> I tried dd'ing the .iso to /dev/sdb. I can mount it, and see the >> contents >> fine, but parted -l says unknown partition. Anyone have a clue it this >> will actually boot? > > parted deals with mbr and gpt partition tables, it knows nothing about > ISO9660 devices (CD/DVD format)

Hi all, Based on the commitdiff comments, this looks like what I (and many many others) have been plagued with. Machines typically affected: DELL PowerEdge 2950, R720, R810, etc. (server class) DELL PowerEdge 960 (desktop class) Eagerly awaiting the next pre-release to test this out! : thumbs up : : thumbs up : Regards, Shantanu

Now, this is one we have an issue with: it's got a bttv card, and motion running on it. It's a Dell PE R720. For some reason, it has never liked the card: 20 min after reboot, it says fatal bus error... but nothing's wrong, and it runs just fine. Well, expect that we need to keep it on the 2.6.32-431.20.3 kernel, because *everything* later, it randomly starts rebooting, several times a

Package: xen-hypervisor-4.4-amd64 Version: 4.4.1-9 Severity: grave Justification: renders package unusable Hi, I was running Debian Wheezy (amd64) and xen-hypervisor 4.1 on a Dell PowerEdge R720. Xen was working fine. Xen was configured with LVM Now, I'm trying Debian Jessie (amd64) and I have a strange problem. After booting, Xen seems to be working : /etc/init.d/xen status ? xen.service

You could always use 40-gigabit between the two storage systems which would speed things dramatically, or back to back 56-gigabit IB. ---------------------------------------- From: zfs-discuss-request@opensolaris.org Sent: Monday, March 18, 2013 11:01 PM To: zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org Subject: zfs-discuss Digest, Vol 89, Issue 12 Send zfs-discuss mailing list submissions to

Hello all. We are moving from Xenserver 6.5 environment to KVM because we can't use 10gbe speed in our VM's so we decided to test KVM. To inicial test I've create script, using qemu commands, to build two VM's and test the nic speed. Each VM has one nic, using virtio, into it own bridge. In this bridge we associate one 10gbe physical nic. They can communicate each other. When

Running CentOS 5 (long story, will be updated some day). A 5 yr old Dell PE R415. Whoever spec'd the order, they got the cheapest, embedded controller. Push came to shove - these things gag on a drive > 2TB. So, we bought some PERC H200's for it, and its two mates. This morning, I brought the system down, and put in the card, and moved the SATA cables. This did not end well. The new