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From: Nick Pelling <nickpelling@nanodome.com>
Subject: Missing /dev/video[N] devices...?
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Hi everyone,

Problem solved - the boot sequence didn't have a makedev, so the 
/dev/video[N] nodes weren't getting automatically created. A few 
"mknod c X  Y" commands later, all the /dev/video[N] items are in place. :-)

Cheers, ....Nick Pelling....