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Does adding -lm (which sould add libm which is math lib that has the round() function) to the flags help at all? Hmm I also read that: 2. undefined reference to 'round' - arm libraries don't have round function implemented. The simplest solution is to add such a function to a device server class, i....

I agree you should try upgrading to a CentosPlus kernel, as they are a bit newer and have more modules.
And then reboot and check your dmesg and ls -l /dev/vid*

My girlfriend often uses her blackberry (both Curve and now Bold) to view ZM without any issues. She used to use the ZM wap support option (enabled by adding a parameter to the URL), but since she got her Bold she just goes to the normal page just as you would on a PC and all works fine.

That works, but as I said you will also get the image caption overlayed on the image and they will be overwritten, so disable captions on the second (viewing only) server, so that the orig caption overlays are intact. IMO it is overkill to use zoneminder just to create a montage of other (remote zm)...

If you are a user of mjpeg-streamer you have no doubt noticed that it spews out tons of informational messages to /var/log/messages, such as: Mar 16 11:50:33 hostname MJPG-streamer [2857]: serving client: 127.0.0.1 It does this for literally every frame grabbed. If you have 6+ cameras connected to a...

On a partially related note. I have tried accessing /dev/audio* and /dev/dsp* while mjpeg-streamer was using the device, and while I could open the audio device with various apps, I got nothing but zero's (silence) from them. In my case I tested with Logitech Quickcam 9000's. So it seems the audio d...

Hmm I think the purpose of --with-libarch is to specify 32bit or 64bit libdir, maybe what you need is --with-extralibs=/opt/lib

Sure, This will allow you to grab a screenshot of monitor 1: http://YourServer/cgi-bin/nph-zms?mode=single&monitor=1&scale=100 Be aware though that the screenshot includes the caption overlay, so your second ZM will overlay on top of that caption, and will probably look funny. I think it wou...

do you have any /dev/video* devices?

I think you need to install libjpeg and libjpeg-devel. P.S. If you get this working, you should make an RPM of it, which would save other people hours of work. They might even donate $ to you in gratitude :) You could also look into cross-compiling, which basically means, compiling ARM binaries on a...

This is a longshot but run /sbin/mii-tool and see if your interface is running in half-duplex mode. I have seen this cause the problems you describe. If it is indeed half-duplex you can force full duplex by either: /sbin/mii-tool -F 100baseTx-FD or /sbin/ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg...

I think you completely missed my point. using the -q option with mjpeg-streamer forces it to use YUV mode, which uses tons of CPU. I'm looking for alternatives, because I have an application which requires more than the default 80% jpeg quality. Using ZM 1.24.x new V4L2 support to stream directly fr...

Some people have suggested that it is better to use mjpeg-streamer rather than the new V4L2 support, since mjpeg-streamer only uses 1-2% CPU, and using native support in ZM would probably use more. Has anyone actually tried this and compared CPU usage? I have hit a brick wall with mjpeg-streamer as ...

So there is a bug where it is putting a space? You should definitely report that!

are you sure the ports arent being blocked? If it works locally but not remotely that has to be the issue.

run "iptables -L" and see if it is running?

From remote can you telnet to your servers IP on port 80 and get a connection?