Jonathon, I've put kernel with webcam debug enabled at:
http://people.canonical.com/~cking/443278/linux-image-2.6.31-13-generic_2.6.31-13.45_amd64.deb
It's probably worth downloading and installing this, and then loading the module with all the debug options enabled:
Boot with the webcam not plugged in, then:
sudo modprobe -r pwc
re-load the module with debug turned on:
sudo modprobe pwc trace=255
and then plug on the webcam and start cheese. Then send the dmesg output, e.g.
dmesg > dmesg.txt
and attach dmesg.txt to the log. It may show some reasons why this driver fails in this mode.
Colin
Jonathon, I've put kernel with webcam debug enabled at:
http:// people. canonical. com/~cking/ 443278/ linux-image- 2.6.31- 13-generic_ 2.6.31- 13.45_amd64. deb
It's probably worth downloading and installing this, and then loading the module with all the debug options enabled:
Boot with the webcam not plugged in, then:
sudo modprobe -r pwc
re-load the module with debug turned on:
sudo modprobe pwc trace=255
and then plug on the webcam and start cheese. Then send the dmesg output, e.g.
dmesg > dmesg.txt
and attach dmesg.txt to the log. It may show some reasons why this driver fails in this mode.
Colin