I think mine is a MI360, but I haven't checked. In my case, its a 0x303b, which is the ZStar (Zhong Xing) model - 中星微301H This can come in a variety of sensors. The product ID refers to the model of the camera. Length = 18 DescriptorType = 01 USB version = 1.10 Vendor:Product = 0ac8:303b Vimicro / ZStar uses a vendor ID of 0xac8 as we noted above. Manufacturer: Vimicro Corp / Z-Star Microelectronics Corp Product: PC Camera usb.c: USB device 2 (vend/prod 0xac8/0x303b) is not claimed by any active driver. If we go back to my particular device, I get this if I check whats on my hub via my ohci driver. Z-Star's officially issued id's are as follows: USB ID listing is available here - In this case Z-Star actually does use their own. USB Vendor ID Pricing here - for those who are interested. As they cost money, some cough, ok, lots of Chinese chipset vendors don't bother with real ones, or they use other peoples. What are they? VID means Vendor ID PID means Product ID You'll often see Windows users googling for things like VID_xxx&PID_xxx which is Microsoft's way of making something simple complicated. How do I know - mostly because I recompiled my own kernel, and added usb proc device support, and looked See here - If you've ever looked for drivers on the web for usb stuff, you'll be familiar with PID and VID numbers.

However, if I check my USB device its really a ViMicro/Z-Star 303b. Mine uses the Sonix288 driver allegedly in the default firmware. Just don't have the serial details, doh! Here's hoping I get it back, and they catch the guy! If I get really lucky, he'll have my other laptop that got stolen at the same time. Plus the laptop comes from a different country, so I have a lot of detail I wouldn't know unless it was mine. They want a serial number though, so am trying to get the staff to ask the seller I bought it from if he has it, if not, will try to persuade the police to come with us to check the laptop, and give them the details of the hardware that I do know - I updated the ram, hdd, cpu, battery etc. We've called the police, and told them we've seen it for sale (it was reported stolen, and we have a Docket number from the police 2). Although I can't be 100% certain until I see the actual unit, I'm fairly confident its mine (due to the specs). The seller is quite close to our address too - less than 5km away. It also has the sticker removed on the right side just like I did on mine. While checking Gumtree in Cape Town today, I saw one for sale which looks virtually identical! Seller has the CPU details wrong, but otherwise its identical. I built it to spec - IBM didn't make a model like it, so it has a fairly unique build. The laptop I did a great deal of work on the camera software got stolen in November last year from my flat in Cape Town.

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