StretchDog
How to turn android phone into webcam
Hello debians,
I want to use my android phone as webcam. I've installed ipwebcam from play store and using the phone as ip camera works fine. For the webcam part, I downloaded the script which downloads the drivers to turn phone into webcam - the problem is my stretchdog machine is not recognizing my phone as webcam, pls help?
I want to use my android phone as webcam. I've installed ipwebcam from play store and using the phone as ip camera works fine. For the webcam part, I downloaded the script which downloads the drivers to turn phone into webcam - the problem is my stretchdog machine is not recognizing my phone as webcam, pls help?
Compilling Setup
Hi fred,
I would like to try a hand at compilling my own apps. What tools do I need to install in my stretchdog32.
I would like to try a hand at compilling my own apps. What tools do I need to install in my stretchdog32.
Hi gabtech, it would be a good start installing these packages
But depending on what you compile, you may need more *-dev packages.
Or load the DEVX (it has more or less the same).
https://github.com/fredx181/StretchDog/ ... 6.squashfs
Fred
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apt install build-essential automake autoconf libtool pkg-config libcurl4-openssl-dev intltool libxml2-dev libgtk2.0-dev libnotify-dev libglib2.0-dev libevent-dev checkinstall upx-ucl cmake python3 libc6-dev yasm
Or load the DEVX (it has more or less the same).
https://github.com/fredx181/StretchDog/ ... 6.squashfs
Fred
Thank you fred.
Can you take me through the steps for compiling droidcam 32bit - source >> https://github.com/aramg/droidcam/tree/master/linux
Can you take me through the steps for compiling droidcam 32bit - source >> https://github.com/aramg/droidcam/tree/master/linux
Mmm.. not the easiest one, it will also build a kernel module (will take a whole lot of space as you need linux-headers and dkms installed), I did not test the final result, but did test the compiling, here goes:gabtech wrote:Thank you fred.
Can you take me through the steps for compiling droidcam 32bit - source >> https://github.com/aramg/droidcam/tree/master/linux
Download to some partition 61-DEVX-Stretch-20180113-k4.9.0-5-pae_i386.squashfs and activate it either from right-click in filemanager or from terminal:
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loadmodule -a 61-DEVX-Stretch-20180113-k4.9.0-5-pae_i386.squashfs
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dpkg -i libjpeg-turbo-official_2.0.4_i386.deb
apt -f install # may be required
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apt install libavutil-dev libswscale-dev linux-headers-$(uname -r) dkms
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cd /root
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/aramg/droidcam/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip
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cd droidcam-master/linux
make
./install-dkms
modprobe v4l2loopback-dc # probably required
Fred
Compiling Droidcam in stretchdog
Hi fred,
Thanks buddy for the instructions.
Thanks buddy for the instructions.
64amd linux headers
Hi fred,
Where can I download "linux-headers-4.9.0-3-amd64".
Where can I download "linux-headers-4.9.0-3-amd64".
Re: 64amd linux headers
If you look about 1/2 way down the page at this link, https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... h-debian-9 they say it is obsolete and in snapshot.debian.org. There are instructions to change your sources.lst file.gabtech wrote:Hi fred,
Where can I download "linux-headers-4.9.0-3-amd64".
edit: or download it directly from
https://snapshot.debian.org/archive/deb ... n/l/linux/
Probably this one??
https://snapshot.debian.org/archive/deb ... _amd64.deb
I think you need these two:gabtech wrote:Hi fred,
Where can I download "linux-headers-4.9.0-3-amd64".
https://snapshot.debian.org/archive/deb ... _amd64.deb
https://snapshot.debian.org/archive/deb ... -1_all.deb
Maybe also, but that's a "metapackage" which means it should provide the above packages (if inside active repository (Stretch), but in this case it's not anymore, so need to download and install manually)dancytron wrote:Probably this one??
https://snapshot.debian.org/archive/deb ... _amd64.deb
Fred
saveforlder
How do I change savefile to savefolder in stretchdog32.
Hi gabtech!
How looks your menu.lst ?
Possibly a bit experimental---Never did this before myself......
This has to be done outside your Debian Stretch OS.---Not while running Stretch Dog.
But first make a Backup of your "changes.dat" and your "menu.lst"......
Possibly then extract your "changes.dat" .....and copy the extracted Content to a new created(empty) Folder named "changes".... ----- (all inside your "live" Folder from StretchDog)....
Copy extracted Content from "changes.dat" to>(new)changes(Folder) -
After copying replace "changes.dat" with "changes"
.
Then you have to modify your Grub4dos menu.lst.
Probably just modify appropriate Line "changes.dat" to >"changes" in "menu.lst" ---(in case you are using Grub4dos).
Your old (backed-up) "changes.dat " must be removed from "live" Folder in StretchDog .
"changes" is now used instead of "changes.dat" (if my my Assumptions are correct).
Please correct me someone if i am wrong .
How looks your menu.lst ?
Possibly a bit experimental---Never did this before myself......
This has to be done outside your Debian Stretch OS.---Not while running Stretch Dog.
But first make a Backup of your "changes.dat" and your "menu.lst"......
Possibly then extract your "changes.dat" .....and copy the extracted Content to a new created(empty) Folder named "changes".... ----- (all inside your "live" Folder from StretchDog)....
Copy extracted Content from "changes.dat" to>(new)changes(Folder) -
After copying replace "changes.dat" with "changes"
.
Then you have to modify your Grub4dos menu.lst.
Probably just modify appropriate Line "changes.dat" to >"changes" in "menu.lst" ---(in case you are using Grub4dos).
Your old (backed-up) "changes.dat " must be removed from "live" Folder in StretchDog .
"changes" is now used instead of "changes.dat" (if my my Assumptions are correct).
Please correct me someone if i am wrong .