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modprobe v4l2loopback fails on Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS #59
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I think your kernel compiled without V4L2 functions. |
either you have forgot to run |
Thank you for the answers. I think that is has something to do with Amazon EC2. I will now try to create a custom AMI for EC2 based on my virtualbox image. Maybe it will work. |
Having the same issue. Did you manage to fix it in any way? |
No. I was not able to create a custom AMI baded on a virtual box image. For some reason the instance didn't boot. Now, I want to try to rebuilt the kernel with the correct options for v4l2 support. But I am busy now with another project. Maybe in some weeks. |
I have found a very easy solution:
Now, there shouldn't be any error. |
@umlaeute your answer saved me buddy. But after i insert this module in my kernel, what should i do next, plz help, m total new to this... |
I'm still getting this error on |
@juniavp make sure that |
Hi, thanks for replying! Could you please provide more details? I tried doing this but it didn't work either.
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well that probably explains it. |
hi, then is it difficult to run on ec2-ubuntu? is there any way to make videodev work right? |
compile your own kernel? |
Same problem here right now :/
and make install from the git repo results into
file: certs/signing_key.pem: No such file or directory ??? |
@lddd I got around the missing signing cert issue by using dkms:
Regarding the missing videodev kernel module, any recommendations on getting that kernel module built and added? |
regarding also @kareemn there's no |
@umlaeute thanks. Was able to get videodev and v4l2-common compiled for my kernel and installed v4l2loopback through apt install v4l2loopback-dkms. I'm encountering a kernel panic now when running modprobe v4l2loopback:
The warning is related to drivers/media/v4l2-core/v4l2-dev.c:838 in my kernel relate to the checks that the release callback is set: v4l2_loopback_init returns successfully: |
i have no clue. does it also crash if you just load the |
It doesn't crash on the loading of videodev. |
it worked for me after I ran:
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@TheSalarKhan are you saying that you fixed a kernel-panic by inserting the or only, that you skipped the part in the README that says that you should run |
sudo apt-get install linux-generic |
@DS-Tikhonov make sure you read the entire thread in this ticket, e.g. it says:
and you really should do that. Apart from that, there's a Ubuntu-specific bug LP#1772695, which can be found with a bit of search-foo. |
For those encountering a similar issue on Google Cloud Platform's Ubuntu images.
You can simply install the |
Hello, I'm getting I've tried some of the solutions above, so luck. I'm Ubuntu 20. |
Hello,
I could successfully install v4l2loopback on Ubuntu Dekstop 14.04 LTS running in a virtual machine on my pc. Now I want to install v4l2loopback on a Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS (Amazon ec2). The commands "sudo make" and "sudo make install" seem to work fine. But "sudo modprobe v4l2loopback" fails:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'v4l2loopback': Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
Output of "dmesg v4l2loopback":
Maybe there is a package missing?
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