Hi, To solv your problem, just do it: as root, create the device drivers for the IEEE1394 subsystem mknod -m 0666 /dev/raw1394 c 171 0 mknod -m 0666 /dev/video1394 c 172 0 mknod -m 0666 /etc/udev/devices/dev/raw1394 c 171 0 mknod -m 0666 /etc/udev/devices/dev/video1394 c 172 0 load the apropriated device modules (ieee1394, ohci1394, raw1394, dv1394, video1394) Get Kino, Cinerella or another video editing software to test you digital video editing system. Here, I've a Canon MV750i working fine with Fedora Core 3 and Kino/Cinerella/GAIM-VV,GNOMEMeeting... Have a happy new year, Regards -- Alexandre Cavalcante Alencar <alexandre.alencar@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Aspec S/C Ltda Em Ter, 2004-12-28 às 09:33 -0800, Dave escreveu: > OK, so I figured I'd grab some video of our baby really quick. I had 1394 & > dvgrab working fine on my old system, but it's been so long I have no clue > how I did it. Hoping Fedora 3 is more idiot proof, I figured I'd try it out. > No joy: dvgrab says "raw1394 - failed to get handle: No such file or > directory" > > lsmod shows all the right (I think) modules loaded: > > dv1394 24461 0 > raw1394 36909 0 > ohci1394 35033 1 dv1394 > ieee1394 302869 3 dv1394,raw1394,ohci1394 > > Log entry shows /dev/raw1394 being created > > Dec 28 09:19:22 minerva kernel: ieee1394: raw1394: /dev/raw1394 device > initialized > > But there's no /dev/raw1394! Is this some udev thing? Because I'm still > completely at sea about that--I never even got up to speed on devfs, either. > I was still using statically created devices ...
