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I think my Olympus C-220Z is detected properly, I just don't know how to tranfser files. When I plug the camera, I get the correct info about my camera with cat /proc/bus/usb/devices , also with:
[zokik@localhost zokik]$ gphoto2 --list-ports
Devices found: 1
Path Description
--------------------------------------------------------------
usb: Universal Serial Bus
[zokik@localhost zokik]$ gphoto2 --auto-detect
Model Port
----------------------------------------------------------
gtkam and gphoto2 don't detect it. C-220Z is not on the list of supported cameras by gphoto2, but it should work with linux somehow, I just don't know how exaxtly. IIRC the driver is usb mass storage.
most cameras just act as a USB mass storage device and communicate via a kind of SCSI protocol. That's why you will need SCSI support enabled in your kernel.
The messages you wrote look like everything's okay and ready to start
I get this:
mount: /dev/sda is not a valid block device
I tried a couple of other devices (sda1, sdb, sdc, ...) and got similar messages.
About scsi support... I think I have that already enabled, because when I couldn't burn cds I just added "hdd=ide-scsi" to /boot/grub/grub.conf and since then burning works.
i fiddled around with my nikon coolpix775 and did manually edit fstab. Diddnt get it to work so i just checked google, read a post somewhere (not linuxquestions) about another camera also using the usb mass storage device, you were just suppose to connect it, linux would then edit fstab for you (creating /mnt/camera/ among other things):
just try mounting /mnt/camera without options, linux might already have set them for you (worked for me, rh 7.3)
mount /mnt/camera/
then just copy the files, be careful though, first time i tried it (when I changed fstab myself) I managed to get the card corrupt so i had to reformat it, worked afterwards though!
You can install sg_utils and that will tell you what device your camera is hooked up to. Once sg_utils is installed, run sg_scan and sg_map and post the results here.
I don't have my camera hooked up or I'd post what it looks like
I didn't bother recompiling the modules, because this camera is the only usb device I have. So I just changed both occurances of "USBS" to "USBU" in /lib/modules/2.4.18-14/kernel/drivers/usb/storage/usb-storage.o
Too bad magicdev works only with gnome, not also kde which I prefer.
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