SPELL=libraw1394 VERSION=2.1.0 SOURCE_HASH=sha512:04295c2b4391b1c61cc1c65dbe5921f5e208bbb311104366d5756a82a6c53f1339c368fe76077318b22e2402fd8f679236606d0be4898728a9dba2d7a8989b9e SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.xz SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION LICENSE[0]=LGPL WEB_SITE=https://ieee1394.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Release_Notes_-_Libraries SOURCE_URL[0]=${SOURCEFORGE_URL}/$SPELL/$SOURCE SOURCE_URL[1]=$KERNEL_URL/pub/linux/libs/ieee1394/$SOURCE ENTERED=20020125 KEYWORDS="video libs" SHORT="provides an API to the Linux ieee1394 (firewire) driver." cat << EOF libraw1394 provides an API to the Linux IEEE1394 (firewire) driver. IEEE1394 (firewire) has many uses, one common one is video capture from a camcorder using dvgrab or kino. To use this library and any programs which rely upon it you MUST have the IEEE 1394 kernel driver modules available. If you did not select IEEE1394 drivers when you compiled the kernel, you will want to "cast -r linux" to reconfigure and rebuild the kernel. If you rebuild the kernel will want to select the following, as modules: [M] IEEE 1394 (FireWire support) ------------------------------ [M] Texas Instruments PCILynx support [M] OHCI-1394 support [M] OHCI-1394 Video support [M] SBP-2 support (Harddisks etc.) [M] Raw IEEE1394 I/O Support Finally, you will need to add users authorized to access the IEEE1394 (firewire) hardware to the "firewire" group in /etc/group. EOF