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| - The "native" backend is a Linux kernel driver. It is therefore very dependent on the kernel to run (the latest one (I wrote this in Sept. 2025) is for Linux 6.8.0, the one for legacy Realsense devices is for Linux 4.4) | - The "native" backend is a Linux kernel driver. It is therefore very dependent on the kernel to run (the latest one (I wrote this in Sept. 2025) is for Linux 6.8.0, the one for legacy Realsense devices is for Linux 4.4) | ||
| - | - The "libuvc" backend uses the standard uvc+hid kernel drivers and do the job in userland via the standard libuvc library. It is probably less efficient (latency), but it is much more flexible and mostly independent of Linux kernel version. | + | - The "libuvc" backend uses the standard uvc+hid kernel drivers and does the job in userland via the standard libuvc library. It is possibly less efficient (latency), but it is much more flexible and mostly independent of Linux kernel version. |
| So, the idea is to compile librealsense v2.50.0 with the libuvc backend. The following is freely adapted from libuvc_installation.sh (https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/scripts/libuvc_installation.sh#L35-L39) | So, the idea is to compile librealsense v2.50.0 with the libuvc backend. The following is freely adapted from libuvc_installation.sh (https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/scripts/libuvc_installation.sh#L35-L39) | ||