Pressing both Fn+Esc and every hotkey my keyboard layout shows a sign of the screen or camera ( Fn+F6, Fn+F8 and Fn+F10).

Explicitly loading the uvcvideo kernel module at boot up, adding a line with its name at the /etc/modules file.

Unloading and reloading the uvcvideo kernel module on the run.Right after booting up, with camera working:Ĭonfiguration: driver=hub slots=12 speed=480Mbit/sĭescription: Bluetooth wireless interfaceĬonfiguration: driver=btusb maxpower=500mA speed=12Mbit/sĬonfiguration: driver=uvcvideo maxpower=500mA speed=480Mbit/s.I have checked the output of sudo lshw on both times and, at the usb part (given the camera is internally connected via USB, as far as i know), it says this: I don't know if it may be a driver, power, or any other kind of issue. What i found strange is that, just after i boot up to Ubuntu 18.04, it works good and its sidelight is permanently turned on but then, after being idle for a while or after keeping the camera on, it practically dies and stops working, all of a sudden.

I started using its integrated camera ( Lenovo Eas圜amera) a few days ago, for videocalls anly. I have a refurbished Lenovo Ideapad 320 notebook, which i bought like 9 months ago.

Lenovo easycamera