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Intel chipset [done]

Postby JJF » Nov 18th, '14, 10:43

I am about to upgrade my PC
Does Mageia support intel H97 chipset based motherboards?
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby pete910 » Nov 18th, '14, 17:00

As of the last kernel update yes if you are referring to sensors and what not.

Any thing specific or just chip set?
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 19th, '14, 07:41

Thanks
Could not connect to an OV519 based webcam. The box is 64b and most of the applications are OK. The same webcam worked in the "older" pc - also Mageia 4.1 64b. Trying to run "motion -n" I could not pass beyond the error "video0 not found..."
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby doktor5000 » Nov 19th, '14, 11:37

How is that related to the mainboard chipset?
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 19th, '14, 12:24

How come it worked in another box , same distribution but differ in the motherboard?
I assumed that it might be related
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby doktor5000 » Nov 19th, '14, 14:08

Why didn't you simply ask in the first place for the real problem - how to get the webcam going again?

JJF wrote:How come it worked in another box , same distribution but differ in the motherboard?

Missing packages or firmware?
Did you move your installation between those two machines, or did you do a new installation?

And please provide the output of
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lspcidrake -v


Then please unplug the cam, open a terminal, and run the following command as root:
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journalctl -af

then wait a few seconds, plugin the cam. Wait a few seconds until no new output is shown in terminal, and post the complete output here.
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 19th, '14, 19:13

1. It was a clean install. I made it dual boot machine. Windows 7 first and Mageia 4.1 on top of it.
2. I will upload the requested reports.
BTW I stopped both "journactl" files after a while asthey did not return a prompt for more than a minute.
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby doktor5000 » Nov 19th, '14, 21:02

What do you mean by both journalctl files?

From the logs, this seems to be your camera:
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snd_usb_audio   : OmniVision Technologies, Inc.|USB Camera [Audio|Control Device] (vendor:05a9 device:8519)

From the log supposedly without camera:
Nov 19 18:58:15 localhost.localdomain kernel: ov519: probe of 3-8:1.0 failed with error -22
Nov 19 18:58:15 localhost.localdomain kernel: usbcore: registered new interface driver ov519
Nov 19 18:58:15 localhost.localdomain kernel: usbcore: registered new interface driver snd-usb-audio


From the log with camera:

Nov 19 19:00:18 localhost.localdomain kernel: usb 3-8: Manufacturer: OmniVision Technologies, Inc.
Nov 19 19:00:18 localhost.localdomain kernel: gspca_main: ov519-2.14.0 probing 05a9:8519
Nov 19 19:00:25 localhost.localdomain kernel: ov519 3-8:1.0: Can't determine sensor slave IDs
Nov 19 19:00:25 localhost.localdomain kernel: ov519 3-8:1.0: OV519 Config failed
Nov 19 19:00:25 localhost.localdomain kernel: ov519: probe of 3-8:1.0 failed with error -22


Is the camera directly attached to your new box, or via some usb hub/switch or via some long cable maybe?

To debug this further, also see the instructions at e.g. http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-media/msg24639.html
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 20th, '14, 17:18

1. The 2 journal.txt files I reffered to were 2 journalctl-vf . 1 after I disconnected the webcam and the second was after I reconnected it.
2. The device is connected directly to the PC usb port.
3. I did look at the link doktor5000 sujjested, but could not find a solution (as my familiarity with Linux is limited).

4. As the old machine is right next to me. I connected the webcam to it and it is working flawlessly.
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby pete910 » Nov 20th, '14, 17:57

Shot in the dark, go into the bios and check USB settings and enable legacy usb /v1.2 etc

What model/make MB is it?

Can you run the same commands on the MGA3/4 box which is working. Might give an insight as to the problem
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 20th, '14, 18:16

Bios legacy usb support is enabled
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H97-MD3H
Which "same commands" you suggested to run on the MGA3/4 box. Please give detailed instructions
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby pete910 » Nov 20th, '14, 18:23

Run the commands given by doktor5000 on the system that works.

Shame I don't have that cam as have a GA-H97n board as a server.
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 20th, '14, 19:21

Files from the older machine
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby pete910 » Nov 21st, '14, 15:25

Did you plug the cam in/out when running the commands ?

Don't see any reference to it in those logs
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Re: Intel chipset

Postby JJF » Nov 23rd, '14, 19:27

Yes I did.
I tried it again after 2 days. Same results. No reference to the webcam removal and/or reconnected.
Very odd. Yet this webcam runs perfectly on the old machine
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