1) Enable the ATrpms repository creating the file / etc / yum.repos.d / atrpms.repo with the following lines:
[atrpms] name = Fedora Core $ releasever - $ basearch - ATrpms baseurl = http://dl.atrpms.net/f $ releasever-$ basearch / atrpms / stable gpgkey=http://ATrpms.net/RPM-GPG-KEY.atrpms enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
includepkgs=ieee1394*,libraw1394*
L'ultima riga ci permette di installare solo i pacchetti che ci servono per il supporto firewire, senza incasinare tutto il resto. 2) Installate i pacchetti
ieee1394 ieee1394-kmdl
:
yum install ieee1394{,-kmdl}
3) Rimuovete il pacchetto
libraw1394
installato di default: rpm -e --nodeps libraw1394
4) Installate i pacchetti libraw1394 libraw1394_8 : yum install libraw1394{,_8}
5) Add to
file / etc / modprobe.d / blacklist the following lines: blacklist firewire_core blacklist firewire_ohci 6) Restart
7) To set the permissions in / create dev/raw1394 file / etc/udev/rules.d/45-firewire.rules and include the line: KERNEL ==
"raw1394", GROUP = "disk"
8) Add your user to group "disk"
. Open the file / etc / group and add the line "disk: x: 6: root," your user name 9) To ensure that every boot the module is loaded raw1394
include the line "/ sbin / modprobe raw1394" in the file
/ etc / rc.local UPDATE 17/07/2008
I changed the line in / etc / yum.repos.d / atrpms.repo by:
includepkgs = ieee1394, ieee1394-kmdl, libraw1394, libraw1394_8 to
includepkgs = ieee1394 *, libraw1394 *
Also I have yet to understand why ieee1394-kmdl package
will not automatically update the latest version, even if the repository is enabled. Probably every new version is seen as a stand-alone, and not as an update of the previous package. So for the time necessary to manually install
ieee1394-kmdl according to the updated kernel.
yum install ieee1394-kmdl-`uname-r`
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