Hiya
Sorry - I am a newbie on Linux, and this may be hopefully a very simple question.
I have installed ZM from the ZMLarch CD to a laptop HDD, and have got all the modules working correctly with my PCMCIA capture card. (ZM, Motion, Vloopback)
However, every time I boot the laptop, I have to type the following into terminal:-
sudo -i
zmrc stop
modprobe videodev
modprobe vloopback
/usr/local/bin/motion
zmrc start
If I type this in manually, the system works great.
Is there a way to do a sort of 'autoexec.bat' type file, such that the above runs automatically at the end of the boot sequence?
Best regards
James T
ZMLarch / Motion / Vloopback Autorun
Hiya
Bear in mind I have only done it once, with a lot of trial and error...
1st of all - make sure the camera / video source works through ZoneMinder (ZM).
Install Motion, Stop ZM, and make sure you can see the camera through motion. (http://localhost:8081)
Check with your install of Linux, and ensure you use the following:-
ln -s /usr/src/linux-2.4.18-4 /usr/src/linux
The /usr/scr/linux-2.4.18-4 will be different depending on your build version.
To Install VLoopback
sudo -i
Copy to /usr/local/vloopback
tar -xvzf vloopback-1.18.tar.gz (again - use the correct file version)
cd vloopback-1.18 (or whatever!)
make
make install
set the motion.conf to videodevice /dev/video0
videopipe /dev/video1
remove any ; in front of these 2, otherwise it will ignore the line... (Wasted a few nights trying to figure that one out!)
Set the video in ZM to be /dev/Video2
Video 4 Linux needs to Version 1
YUY420 Colour
Restart the system.
Stop ZM
Open Terminal
sudo -i
modprobe videodev
modprobe vloopback
/usr/local/bin/motion
exit
exit
Start ZM
The following links are where I got all the info from:-
http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Mo ... backDevice
http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/ ... backDevice
http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/ ... ideInstall
http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewto ... ght=motion
Many thanks to sledgehammer for his initial 'how to'
The important thing is to get video working in ZM first, then Motion.
Apologies if I have missed anything, but bear in mind the above is from my random notes I made when doing it, and I may have missed some bits out, but the dev/video are the correct numbers for my system.
Best regards
James T
Bear in mind I have only done it once, with a lot of trial and error...
1st of all - make sure the camera / video source works through ZoneMinder (ZM).
Install Motion, Stop ZM, and make sure you can see the camera through motion. (http://localhost:8081)
Check with your install of Linux, and ensure you use the following:-
ln -s /usr/src/linux-2.4.18-4 /usr/src/linux
The /usr/scr/linux-2.4.18-4 will be different depending on your build version.
To Install VLoopback
sudo -i
Copy to /usr/local/vloopback
tar -xvzf vloopback-1.18.tar.gz (again - use the correct file version)
cd vloopback-1.18 (or whatever!)
make
make install
set the motion.conf to videodevice /dev/video0
videopipe /dev/video1
remove any ; in front of these 2, otherwise it will ignore the line... (Wasted a few nights trying to figure that one out!)
Set the video in ZM to be /dev/Video2
Video 4 Linux needs to Version 1
YUY420 Colour
Restart the system.
Stop ZM
Open Terminal
sudo -i
modprobe videodev
modprobe vloopback
/usr/local/bin/motion
exit
exit
Start ZM
The following links are where I got all the info from:-
http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Mo ... backDevice
http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/ ... backDevice
http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/ ... ideInstall
http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewto ... ght=motion
Many thanks to sledgehammer for his initial 'how to'
The important thing is to get video working in ZM first, then Motion.
Apologies if I have missed anything, but bear in mind the above is from my random notes I made when doing it, and I may have missed some bits out, but the dev/video are the correct numbers for my system.
Best regards
James T