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Do you get better performance if you only run one of the cameras at a time?

What output do you get from:
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I'm not particularly familiar with SuSe, however most of the RPM-based distros have separate mysql and mysql-devel packages. The -devel packages install all of the headers needed to compile an application such as ZM.

Make sure you've got the mysql-devel package installed.

Airwolf wrote:if this fails then i'll try another distribution Fedora Core4? and try the long winded method of getting ZM up.

I set ZM up on a Fedora Core 4 box just last night, so if you want any help going down this route let me know.

Webcam support in Linux seems to be pretty crap at present. I've got two at home that don't appear to have working drivers (one of which is a USB2 Trust Spacecam 380, the other is a Sony Eyetoy), and a third I haven't tested yet (which I think was a USB2 Trust Spacecam 360). When tested on Windows ...

Very odd that the mobo temperature is higher than the CPU temperature. Does that sensor measure the temp of certain chips on the motherboard, or is it a measure of ambient temperature? Are you using LMSensors to gather this info? Have you tried taking a measurement from these and then rebooting ...

the response in the browser is: "could not connect to database: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql.sock (13)' Initial guess would be that the MySQL server is not running. What response do you get if you type the following as root at the console: service mysqld status ...