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On Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:54:39 +0100, Gerhard Hoogterp wrote: |
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> Does your camera use a removable memory card? If so, try putting |
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> > it in a card reader and setting the volume name with mkdosfs or |
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> > mtools. My camera formats the card with a volume name of CANON_EOS, |
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> > so it is mounted at /media/CANON_EOS. |
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> Well it does, but it does feel a bit of an ugly hack to have to label |
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> all my cards "camera" just to get hal/kded to behave. |
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There is a way round this. It is possible, somewhere in the config of |
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pmount/hal, to have devices mounted according to the /dev name only. I |
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can't remember where this is, but Google and/or grep should find it. |
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Personally, I prefer to use the volume name, because I may be using the |
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card in the camera or a card reader, and the dev name varies according to |
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which I use, whereas the volume name stays the same. It makes dealing |
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with multiple mounted cards much easier. |
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> Besides, the card |
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> isn't the camera.. so even on a logical level it's wacky.. |
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If your camera mounts as USB-storage, the camera is simply acting as an |
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expensive card reader. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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