When you’re finished you should get this! If they aren’t you should be able to modprobe them. Once finished run a simple lsmod and you should see gspca_ov534 and gspca_main modules loaded. Now it should build, you can go back to the tutorial for kernel flashing. Do the same for General Setup -> GCOV-based kernel profiling, make sure both are excluded. To do this, go back to the highest level on menuconfig and navigate to Kernel hacking -> Tracers ->Kernel Function tracer and exclude this by leaving it blank. In order for ov534 to build, I needed to turn off ftrace and gcov kernel profiling due to a linking error. Scroll down to OV534 OV772x USB Camera Driver (this is the driver for the PS Eye) and press M for modularize. Use menuconfig (make menuconfig) and navigate to Device Drivers -> Multimedia Support -> Media USB Adapters -> GSPCA based Webcams. You’ll need to re-build the Tegra kernel, so pull the source and follow this guide here: I got my Playstation Eye webcam to work on the TK1, it’s pretty simple but here’s a basic guide on how to do it.

Ps eye linux driver