I search Orite RN-3000 drive 
> I search Orite RN-3000 drive
i do not know if this will help, but i’ve read that the internals of a
LOT of different webcams on the market use the same chips/detectors and
what not…a guy in France has reverse engineered a driver that works
with hundreds of differently branded webcam…TRY looking/reading here:
http://mxhaard.free.fr/index.html
he lists a couple of Orite cameras…(neither an RN-3000)…but i GUESS
his driver will work…maybe not all features, but some or most…
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DenverD (Linux Counter 282315)
A Texan in Denmark
Typically, users are asked to run “lsusb” from an xterm/konsole which will give the vendor-ID and device/product-ID.
Then go to this URL and follow the instructions:
HCL/Web Cameras - openSUSE
Do NOT install more than one version of a driver. And do NOT blindly install a webcam driver without first checking to see if it is supported.
Hi there.
I first after HCL/Web Cameras - openSUSE download webcam file package and piranha webcam online.
But, Orite RN-3000 is not work.
#dmesg
usb 1-1: Product: USB camera
microdia: Microdia USB2.0 webcam driver startup
microdia: Microdia USB2.0 Webcam - Product ID 612A.
microdia: This device is not supported yet. Please contact microdia@googlegroups if you want add support for this device
usbcore: registered new interface driver usb_microdia_driver
microdia: v0.0.0 : Microdia USB Video Camera
#lsusb
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0c45:612a Microdia PC Camera (SN9C110)
Help
I think both the “lsusb” and “dmesg” output make it clear that your Orite RN-3000 webcam is provided to Orite by Microdia. Microdia web cams do not have great support under Linux. If you take a look here its not supported yet, even in a trial version:
microdia | Google Groups
IMHO you should find an MS-Windows friend who has a web cam that is known to be Linux compatible, and try to trade web cams with them.
