RE: gphoto2 and Olympus D-490
>Does anyone here have a hint how to get photos off this camera?
I was playing with this last night till like 2am with my Kodak DC240 (has
anyone got this working? Mine reads about 1 1/2 images and then hangs,
flooding the syslog with what seem to be timeout errors).
No specific hints, but make sure you apt-get install gphoto2-doc then go
through the html manual in /usr/share/doc/gphoto2-doc. Make sure you've
followed all the instructions and have the usbdevfs working, hotplug if you
want it, etc etc. Don't confuse usbdevfs and devfs -- building a kernel
with devfs without apt-get installing devfsd results in some considerable
effort to fix it.
gphoto2 uses user-space drivers, so if your kernel is loading a module for
it that may not be the right thing.
>inserted into a fish-shaped "USB SmartMedia Reader-Writer".
Hopefully you can mount this as USB mass storage and then just access like
any other drive. That is by far the easiest way to do things. This may
help :
http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/book1.html
Good luck ...
-i
ianw@ieee.org
http://www.wienand.org
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