Regardless, to do what you want, you will need VideoForLinux modules, and a USB Camera driver module, and the usermode application stack of your choice. One of these days, I am going to just say ‘screw it’, and solder the serial console header pins on, hook it up, and do some serious modifications to my Gen2 to make it behave like a proper linux- but so far… the thought of the physical pain involved (joint damage) with that process has stymied my efforts. That would (in theory) allow the M圜loud to have a USB camera installed, and be able to make use of it natively. It might be possible (have not checked) to add the needed VideoForLinux modules, and USB driver modules to that package after installing it, if you dont mind compiling them from source. You can get a full Debian deployment from Fox_exe’s pack. Installed applications live on the hard disk, and get started at user-level init.
This is because the root filesystem of the Gen2 is retardedly dumb, and is hosted completely out of volatile storage.
You will also need Fox_exe 's WDCrack package, and need to install it as a 3rd party app.
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