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Ok, i've added the "root" user to /etc/group plugdev and now i can open the link for my nokia phone without having to manually mount it. It's weird because i thought root had full access and wasn't supposed to be added to plugdev.
So camera is only working thru gphoto2 / gtkam so i'll just have to live with that.
My SD memory card for my Nikon Coolpix camera is read perfectly by Slackware 12; I'm running XFce. I plug my memory stick into my USB card reader and it is auto-mounted ( a little icon appears on XFce).
Did you add yourself to plugdev in /etc/group?
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