Comment 111 for bug 215604

@ Tuxo

"Uppon reboot, the camera did not work anymore."
> I made a mistake in the script because it does not install anything, it only compiles and loads the driver. After reboot your system is left untouched. I'm writing an install/desinstall script.

"Pluging-in a second webcam did not produce a /dev/video1"
"When attempting to use the Genesy camera together with qutecom"
> The install script compiles videodev and some other modules to the version required by GSPCA, so the module of another webcam is broken because of videodev newer version. You need to compile the driver of the other webcam together with gspca_gl860. In the file config32 or config64, add the suitable line. Look at "/boot/config-2.6.xxxxxxx" and peek the line(s) corresponding to what you need. While insterting the line(s) in configXX, AFAIK you need to respect the order of appearance in the "/boot/config..." (E.g. if it is between CONFIG_VIDEO_V4L1_COMPAT=y" and "CONFIG_USB_GSPCA=m", insert it between "CONFIG_VIDEO_V4L1_COMPAT=y" and "CONFIG_USB_GSPCA=m" in configXX).

Sorry for these troubles. I'm not using other webcam or video device so that I don't warn about it.
The gspca_gl860 driver should compiled with the GSPCA in 9.10, so only the compilation and installation of gl860 may be required and no problem about videodev.