my camera isn't supported by gphoto apparently but, since it is identified in usbview as a different casio camera that is supported by gphoto, that's not a bad idea, i'll play with editing files, though i'll be just guessing what to mess with, back up first i think :-) cheers
bascule On Wednesday 23 Oct 2002 5:59 pm, Jack Coates wrote: > The camera is being detected as a mass storage device because that's the > fallback -- if the camera can't be detected as anything else, you can > always just mount the damn thing as a VFAT disk and pull the photos off. > Out of curiousity, have you installed the gphoto drivers? That might > help your system identify a camera... > > I don't know how to make it not do that, but you can edit that library > file, find the section that's triggered by your camera, and change the > mount point there. Clearly the sections labeled camera aren't the > sections that are triggered by yours, so you might do well to focus on > other parts of the file. > > -- 'There has to be enough light,' he panted, 'to see the darkness.' (Moving Pictures)
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