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bump PORTREVISION
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that already includes most of the patches previously used here.
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modules.
Hat: portmgr
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set through sysctl (e.g. debug.gspca.compress, debug.gspca.autobright)
are updated every time the device is open() instead of just loading
them at device connect time.
All the changes included in this file have been passed to the author
of the gspca driver so hopefully in future releases we will not need
patches anymore.
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driver 'gspca' (from http://mxhaard.free.fr/index.html) built on
FreeBSD using devel/linux-kmod-compat . The driver supports a very large
number of webcams.
However, THIS IS EXPERIMENTAL CODE, TRY IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
This is only for 6.x/7.x and at the moment only for i386.
Most bugs and limitations are due to linux-kmod-compat rather than
this port itself, so upgrading linux-kmod-compat (and rebuilding
this port) will most likely improve functionality and remove some bugs.
As usual if some of the port gurus wants to help fixing any mistakes
that i may have made in the port (or missing things, e.g. a suitable
warning message when the port is installed), i will be very grateful
(and can spend more time working on the emulation code).
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