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Dunno if this helps or not but my Nikon Coolpix 5000 had two options |
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(I don't have them handy ATM) but one was to treat it as some storage |
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device, lieka CF reader, the other, well wasn't. In windows I would |
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be able to access the files as if it was a CF reader, however in Linux |
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only one mode worked to treat it as a CF reader, of course this |
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setting was not default on the camera. |
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On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 22:20:13 +0200, ciocile@×××××.com <ciocile@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I have a SONY DSC-P32 digital camera and i had trouble mounting it. |
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> I switched to udev recently because with devfs i had no /dev/sda1 device. Now |
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> everything seems to be ok with udev, but my SONY camera still does not work. |
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> Maybe i don't know the right device to mount. Should i modprobe some |
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> modules for this (like vfat,usb-storage) ? And what is the right device ? |
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> Before I used Fedora Core 2 with udev and the camera was working perfectly. |
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> I use dev-gentoo-sources 2.6.9. compiled with devfs only / without devfs |
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> automount. I have "gentoo=nodevfs" in the grub.conf. |
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> I hope GENTOO OS is not so advanced so to forget about this old technology |
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> called USB, because i was beginning to like gentoo. |
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> gentoo-desktop@g.o mailing list |
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Chris Ritchey |
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Despite the past |
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Thank the present |
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Pray for the future |
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"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge" |
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-Proverbs 1:7 |
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