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I know why VM1 has raw1394 but VM2 doesn't have. Becuase I add raw1394 to "/etc/modules" so raw1394 will be loaded on start. I tried to delete raw1394 from "/etc/modules" on VM1, and when I restart, raw1394 was not loaded as expected. But the camera1394 still can work with the camera.
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I know why VM1 has raw1394 but VM2 doesn't have. Becuase I add raw1394 Install common ROS camera driver stack which includes camera1394 package which we need for Point Grey Firefly MV USB camera.
sudo apt-get install ros-groovy-camera-drivers
Go to "/etc/modules" so raw1394 will be loaded on start. I tried http://sourceforge.net/projects/libdc1394/ and download libdc1394
Extract to delete raw1394 from "/etc/modules" on VM1, desktop and when I restart, raw1394 was not loaded as expected. But enter in the camera1394 still can work with extracted folder.
Follow the camera.readme file to install libdc1394
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Install common ROS camera driver stack which includes camera1394 package which we need for Point Grey Firefly MV USB camera.
sudo apt-get install ros-groovy-camera-drivers
Go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/libdc1394/ and download libdc1394
Extract to desktop and enter Solution can be found in the extracted folder.
Follow the readme file answer to install libdc1394another question. http://answers.ros.org/question/48244/unable-to-get-point-grey-usb-camera-work-in-ubuntu/?answer=52116#post-id-52116