Add .spec file to build RPM on Fedora/RHEL #130
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This is a .spec file to help build -kmod RPM packages.
The facetimehd-kmod-common package includes the firmware extraction scripts and attempts to run them on post-install. Their output is not silenced (which is a bad RPM practice) so the user can see if the download goes wrong.
There is a requirement on cpio >= 2.12 because of the extraction bug present in some RHEL versions.
I have built this driver for a 4.10.0 kernel (cutom built for a RHEL 7 system) and it appears to be working. I've had a minor issue where the driver didn't load automatically when I started Google Hangouts but after a manual
modprobe facetimehdthe camera was working.