Since i don't know how to truly identify my camera(except id 0c45 60c0), i patched gspca driver for that id.
New msicam.tar.gz is stripped down version of gspca.(module name=msicam, and only works with 0c45 60c0 id)
This gspca driver is patched for MSI StarCam 370i and MSI StarCam Clip (MSI starcam 370+ won't work;it has id 0c45 608f and different bridge/sensor in it).
About other sonix cameras, they won't work because i deleted them, driver is only for specific id.If you have other camera id you should use original gspca.

This driver works good in low light environment, since i didn't implemented yet color gains.
Auto gain and autoexpo are crapy but they do the work for now.
I uploaded snapshot10.jpg it show where my camera hangs(when i turn it to konsole).(If anybody can try to fix this that would be great)

About new driver:
Thanks to Adam Štrauch for noticing that IR code is different for StarCam Clip and StarCam 370i, and for writing /proc code.
About IR:
If you have MSI StarCam Clip 
	to enable IR :	as root:" echo 1 >/proc/sonix_ir"
	to disable IR: as root:" echo 0 >/proc/sonix_ir"
If you have MSI StarCam 370i: 
1) You have to put module parameter for IR to work.
   In Ubuntu it is done by editing /etc/modprobe.d/options and adding line at the end :"options msicam camera_type=2"
2)	to enable IR :	as root:" echo 1 >/proc/sonix_ir"
	to disable IR: as root:" echo 0 >/proc/sonix_ir"

Important: echo 1 and echo 0 works WHILE your camera is plugged.
Important: If u used previous version of modified gspca, you should delete gspca.ko from /lib/modules/, so there won't be any conflict.






Boban Aleksov bobe84 (at) gmail.com
Adam Strauch creckx (at) gmail.com