Microsoft VX-1000 Microphone Drivers Crash in x86_64

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I'm testing the VX-1000 model web cam in test builds of Ubuntu 10.10
x86_64 and have found that the gspca drivers allow the microphone to
work with a sound recorder initially. However, when I test sound and
video together with Cheese, the microphone no longer works and doesn't
work again on the computer until the web cam is detached and
reattached.

I was able to track the events in the system logs as follows:

Jul 5 16:49:52 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.122525] usb 2-1: new
full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 5
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.349087] gspca:
probing 045e:00f7
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.361046] sonixj:
Sonix chip id: 11
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.367105] input:
sonixj as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:02.0/usb2/2-1/input/input5
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.367172] gspca: video0 created
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.367174] gspca: found
int in endpoint: 0x83, buffer_len=1, interval=100
Jul 5 16:49:53 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [104818.367235] gspca:
probing 045e:00f7
Jul 5 16:53:35 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105040.981955] gspca: found
int in endpoint: 0x83, buffer_len=1, interval=100
Jul 5 16:53:37 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105042.537923] ohci_hcd
0000:00:02.0: leak ed ffff88003796e370 (#81) state 2
Jul 5 16:53:37 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105042.537957] gspca: found
int in endpoint: 0x83, buffer_len=1, interval=100
Jul 5 16:53:37 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105042.537960] gspca:
bandwidth not wide enough - trying again
Jul 5 16:53:37 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105042.564943] gspca: found
int in endpoint: 0x83, buffer_len=1, interval=100
Jul 5 16:54:08 kyleabaker-desktop kernel: [105073.800352] gspca: found
int in endpoint: 0x83, buffer_len=1, interval=100

I opened Cheese to test sound and video at the 16:53 point. This seems
to be unique to x86_64 systems as I'm getting reports that 32-bit
users are not having any problems with this, but I don't have a 32-bit
install to test myself.

The selected input microphone remains the one in the web cam, but the
drivers fail or break when it is started with video.

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Kyle Baker
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