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Can you compile nia.ko as well? This one should work via "make"
If it compiles ok, plug in the NIA, put on the headband and try modprobe nia.ko debug=255 - this should give lots of data in syslog (most likely /var/log/syslog - otherwise grep -r for nia-0 in /var/log. At most 15 seconds of data (especially the nia-0 lines with lots of hexadecimal codes) would be helpful at first, just...
2009-10-02 16:09:05 UTC in nia4linux
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Try adding -lusb to your command line.
2009-10-02 12:55:40 UTC in nia4linux
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Have you installed libusb-dev? (e.g. under Debian / Ubuntu / Fedora: apt-get install libusb-dev. This should also install libusb with version at least 0.1-4 (_might_ work with earlier versions, the driver uses only relatively simple USB functionality)
2009-10-01 15:10:47 UTC in nia4linux
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alexsee75 committed revision 8 to the nia4linux SVN repository, changing 2 files.
2009-07-09 14:08:59 UTC in nia4linux
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Sorry about the quite long delay, we should really read the forums more often.
1. concerning virtual buttons, this is somewhat feasible. Having five different ones which can be pressed independently is likely to take lots of training and may not be learnable by all people. However, a sequence of button A, button B over a period of several sequences could be recognized, and two different...
2009-07-09 13:04:20 UTC in nia4linux
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I've run usbvision with a Hauppauge WinTV USB for a long time on the debian stock 2.6.18 kernel, having compiled it myself. Recently I've had to switch to 2.6.24, where both the integrated 0.9.9 version and the 0.9.10 from the mercurial repository on linux-tv.org give a kernel oops after proper installation, when calling e.g. v4l-info or any other device actually using /dev/video0. I have a SMP...
2009-06-12 07:14:34 UTC in Nogatech/Zoran USBVision Device Driver
