You'll need to get the source code for this from: rastageeks

Do the:

quickstep process. Next, edit /etc/modprobe.d/options and add:

in order for the color order to be correct. At least, you need to do this for now if you have the VF0350A version until I get my patch submitted to correct this (I went through the source code to figure out the fix, and made some additional changes at the same time as I made the fix). If you do this step before testing, and you find that red objects appear blue, and blue items appear red, then remove this line from the /etc/modprobe.d/options file, and reload the driver (see below).

Now, load the driver:

That command should return with no errors. If there are errors, check:

-You have build-essential installed (aptitude install build-essential)
-You have module-assistant installed (this should pull in all the needed dependencies for building a kernel module, but I haven't tested this).
-You have linux-headers-$(uname -r) installed.

Also make sure you didn't have any build errors. If you've diagnosed and fixed the problem, reload the driver:

modprobe -r ov51x_jpeg
modprobe ov51x_jpeg

Use camstream and caminfo (from the camstream package) to test the webcam.

If you have any strange, 'Unknown symbol' type of errors, use lsmod | grep ov to find any loaded drivers, and unload them with modprobe -r drivername.