![]() ![]() ![]() The USB plug had a sticker stating that the software should be installed prior to connecting the device. So I just opened the gift box (a 21 X 37 X 9.5 cm gray-plastic suitcase) to find the endoscope with its 2 meter-long USB cable, a mini-CD containing the Windows dirvers (not needed in the Linux universe), a less useful sheet with instructions (in 4 different languages) and a magnet add-on. So as soon as I came home with the new toy I did what I like the most: to prove how incredibly advanced the linux kernel is. In my job I must use Microshit, but at home I only have Linux and BSD computers. Many of you know I have a 100% Microsoft-free private life. Let’s look into the details of this wonderful tool, that works like a charm in Linux. This endoscope is marketed in Germany by Voltcraft, probably imported from China ( Sinosky Technology Co. This is the kind of accesory you never have at hand whenever you need it, so I decided to buy it immediately, since the price was convenient (€29.95 at Conrad). I came across this nice piece of hardware last Saturday: a very versatile, flexible snake USB camera, AKA endoscope. Please update your bookmarks, since we will not update this site anymore. Effective immediately, we have moved to our dedicated servers in
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