OH DEAR

[Alfred]

Hi: Perhaps this would help. Remove the two cards. Then install the
Video Camera. It will be Video Port 0. Then put one of the Video Capture
Cards back. 

A friend had a problem with XP needing to have a Hard drive C, but all
his other drives made the install drive H. So I gave roughly the same
advice. Take out the other drives, so that the install drive is now C.
Then add the other drives! It worked for him! This may work for you!

Alfred!

On Sun, 2007-29-04 at 17:00 -0400, Maurice Murphy wrote:
> Hi Bruno,
> 
> Thanks for your valuable advice.  I don't think my poor French is the 
> problem, but thanks anyway for the offer of help in that regard.
> 
> I think I mentioned that I cannot get EasyCam2 to run.  It comes up with 
> a 'Make Install'  error every time I click on the 'Starting 
> Installation' button.
> 
> I am beginning to suspect my problems relate to the two TV adapters I 
> have installed on this machine.  One is the original Hauppauge 150 PVR 
> that came with the box and is virtually impossible to remove.  The 
> second, and the one I use, is an old WinTV2000 analog adapter.  I 
> believe that these two characters are fighting the webcam installation 
> process for access to /dev/video0.  Could this be?  And if so, what 
> could I do to have the webcam use another video location?  I have no 
> clue as to how to do this.  Maybe someone on line would have knowledge 
> as to how to do this.
> 
> Thanks again, Bruno, for the link to the site.  If I can solve the video 
> access problem, I'm sure it will be most helpful.
> 
> Maurice
> 
> Bruno Lambert wrote:
> > Hello there
> >
> > I installed Ubuntu 7.04 yesterday, it's great!
> >
> > For your webcam, I have one of those Logitech Quickcam Messenger too, 
> > I've always used this HOWTO to do it: 
> > http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/quickcam?s=webcam
> > sorry it's in french, but I guess you can make your way with this. If 
> > you have any question, I can help you out with translation of some 
> > part of it. I know for sure it works with Edgy, didn't try it yet for 
> > Fiesty..
> >
> >
> > ---
> > Bruno Lambert
> >
> >  
> >
> > 2007/4/27, Maurice Murphy <m1625 at rogers.com <mailto:m1625 at rogers.com>>:
> >
> >     Well, I gave Feisty a real good try!  Unfortunately, it didn't like my
> >     HP removable drive in read/write mode.  Every time I did a reboot, it
> >     changed the address of this drive from /dev/sdb5 to /dev/sdc5 and
> >     vice
> >     versa requiring me to constantly change fstab.  As there seemed to be
> >     little other difference for me between Edgy and Feisty, I reinstalled
> >     the latter.
> >     Everything is working fine again, except I've had no success in
> >     installing my Logitech Quickcam Messenger webcam either with Feisty or
> >     Edgy.  I've tried about everything I can find, but to no avail.  If
> >     anyone has a brilliant idea for success on this front, it would be
> >     most
> >     appreciated.  Boy that would make me truly happy!  :-)  :-)  :-)
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