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From: Jim Lowe <james@miller.cs.uwm.edu>
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> A Kernel level Quickcam driver written by Paul Traina can be found
> with anon ftp:
> ftp.shockwave.com in /pub/users/pst/qcamdriver/ 

Is this what is in 2.2-current?

> 
> A grabber-qcam.cc for the quickcam which uses this driver can be 
> found with anon ftp:
> s101dcascr.wr.usgs.gov in /pub/grabber-qcam.cc.gz
> - Tom Cutter
> 

Cool, Thanks.  I picked it up.  There is already a qcam driver
in vic, but I couldn't find the library the that Koji OKAMURA
used.

Is there a good way one could include either driver or both using
the auto configuration that vic uses? Apparently, the qcam driver
in vic needs -lqcam (just for linux?), but the configuration stuff
requires it to be around even for FreeBSD.  

Is it possible to configure a single parallel port for both 
lp and qcam and just switch cables?

	-Jim