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O.S.	VGA	Audio	IDE	Video-in	TV-OUT	LAN	Download
Windows XP Embedded	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	VGA Audio Video-in	IDE Support and TV-OUT Support are Kernel build-in.
Windows CE 4.2	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	VGA Audio IDE	VGA could be built-in by Kernel
Windows CE 5.0	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	VGA & Audio & IDE	CI852xBSP.msi is a BSP
Ubuntu 7.10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Kernel build-in
Fedora Core 7	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kernel build-in
Ubuntu 8.04	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Video-in Test Utility "xawtv",pls use the Apt command to got !! sudo apt-get install xawtv	All support by kernel
Fedora Core 9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kernel built-in

Ans:	Pls follow the fews steps to open your video-in devices!! 1.Make sure your video-in devices all supported by bttv driver Use the command $dmesg \|grep bttv you should be saw the message as red block !! 2.Make sure the Video-in modules have ready to supported use the command $lsmod you should be saw the message as red block!! 3.Got the test utility "xawtv" by Apt !! As command $sudo apt-get install xawtv the some dependences module also will be download,like "libzvbi-common" / "libzvbi0" / "pia" /"v4l-conf" . 4.Open your Video-in devices by xawtv if you want to open Video 1,Pls use the command $xawtv -c /dev/video0
Patch File:	$sudo apt-get install xawtv
Defect:	N/A
Asker:	Taipei / Leon.Hsu 2008/7/9
Provider:	Leon 2008/7/10

Ans:	We use the bttv devices driver and Xawtv project to test!! 1.Got the Xawtv $sudo apt-get install xawtv // for Ubuntu user $yum install xawtv //for Fedora user 2.Turn on your Video-in Devices $xawtv -c /dev/video0 // example for your channel 1 ,The channel 2 will be /dev/video1 3.Adjust your Video-in Devices As red block ,here you can setting your Video format like NTSC or PAL
Patch File:	$sudo apt-get install xawtv $yum install xawtv
Defect:	N/A
Asker:	Robert 2008 / 7 / 14
Provider:	Leon 2008 / 7 / 14

Ans:	1. using the tool " xawtv " 2. press right button on display frame to setting option 3. switch video source: ( check attached file ) Television as channel 1 Composite1 as channel 2 S-Video as channel 3 Composite3 as channel 4
Patch File:	apt-get install xawtv
Defect:	N/A
Asker:	Robert 2008/11/28
Provider:	Denny 2008/12/02

Ans:	In CentOS 5.0, you can get board temperature in dmesg. #dmesg \| grep Thermal About board voltage,use lm-sensors to find. #yum install lm_sensors.i386 lm_sensors-dev.i386 #sensors-detect #sensors
Patch File:	N/A
Defect:	N/A
Asker:	Patty 09:56, 23 February 2009 (CST)"writ Asker & date"
Provider:	Patty 09:56, 23 February 2009 (CST)"writ Provider & date"

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+=== How can I get get board temperature and voltage in CentOS 5.0? ===
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+!bgcolor = #ccccff width="50" align="center"|Ans:
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+In CentOS 5.0, you can get board temperature in dmesg.
+ #dmesg | grep Thermal
+About board voltage,use lm-sensors to find.
+ #yum install lm_sensors.i386 lm_sensors-dev.i386
+ #sensors-detect
+ #sensors
+|-
+!bgcolor = #ccccff |Patch File:
+!bgcolor = #F3F3F3 align="left"|
+N/A
+|-
+!bgcolor = #ccccff |Defect:
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+N/A
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+!bgcolor = #ccccff |Asker:
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+[[User:PattyChen|Patty]] 09:56, 23 February 2009 (CST)"writ Asker & date"
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+!bgcolor = #ccccff |Provider:
+!bgColor = #F3F3F3 align="left"|
+[[User:PattyChen|Patty]] 09:56, 23 February 2009 (CST)"writ Provider & date"
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