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Hello: I am trying to upload video to my linux box. Reading the tutorials, some folks recommend using kino. I loaded three modules manually: > modprobe raw1394 > modprobe ohci1394 > modprobe video1394 This appeared to work: > lsmod Module Size Used by video1394 18892 0 dv1394 21452 0 eth1394 21768 0 ohci1394 35588 2 video1394,dv1394 raw1394 31596 0 ieee1394 111352 5 video1394,dv1394,eth1394,ohci1394,raw1394 I looked in /dev, but saw no devices like /dev/raw1394, /dev/video, etc. That may be correct (not sure) as I am running Linux amd 2.6.8-1-k7. Running as root in kino, preferences, IEEE1394, there is a clear complaint: "The IEEE 1394 Subsystem is not responding. The raw1394 module must be loaded, and you must have read and write access to /dev/raw1394. I don't have /dev/raw1394, and don't know how to proceed. doug
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