Video drivers

Hello everybody,

I'm trying to connect a camera device on an altera cyclone development kit. When I search the driver using the word "video" on the kernel configuration, the result looks as follow:

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„ sony vaio picturebook motion eye video for linux (experimental) (VIDEO_ „

„ Location: „

„ -> Device Drivers „

„ -> Multimedia devices „

„ -> Video For Linux (VIDEO_DEV) „

„ -> Video For Linux „

„ Depends: „

„ VIDEO_DEV && SONYPI && !HIGHMEM64G „

„ Selects: „

„ None „

„ Selected by: „

„ None „

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„ linux media labs lml33 support (video_zoran_lml33) „

„ Location: „

„ -> Device Drivers „

This list of drivers is of course incomplete...

My problem is that I cannot get access to the option "video for linux". Is that normal ? Are these drivers already installed in the kernel. In this case how can I manage to activate these options?