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Make legacy librealsense compatible with recent kernel #3929
Make legacy librealsense compatible with recent kernel #3929
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Hi, |
Good to know, please PR |
I pushed a small changes which makes multiple R200 works on my side; and also did (I think) the modification that @marcmateumateus suggested for the ZR300 (but without testing it) |
Add label F200 because it definitely worked for me! I didn't need to make any changes on this branch to compile / use it on linux, kernel 4.18.16 ❤️ Thank you very much for figuring this stuff out @doisyg! |
Hi, I can confirm that it works with ZR300, sorry for not PRing, i'm kind of new to GitHub and i do not know how... Add label ZR300 and SR300 as i tested both of them. |
Good to know! |
@dorodnic What do you think about merging / realeasing a new version of the legacy driver? Even better releasing a new deb / ros package for librealsense |
It would probably make sense to remove the |
I am sure @SteveMacenski will be happy to see this merged and released too. |
Done
I think @marcmateumateus confirmed that the issue is now solved:
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Thank you! |
…atibility Make legacy librealsense compatible with recent kernel
This should make it work with 4.16+ kernel
Tested with a R200, not sure about the behavior with other cams