On Thursday 20 April 2006 01:07, Tobias Powalowski wrote: > Yes i can understand your situation, problem is i can'T test it so you need > to help us on that issue. > does setting correct permission on /proc solve your problem?
Well, I tried manually setting permissions during my troubleshooting, and even tried to connect while running as root (Well, sudo) and it didn't work. What I have done to try to solve the issue is this: Installed the previous version of libgphoto (2.1.6) - This allowed Digikam to be able to add the camera to the list, but still could not connect to it (Permissions I assumed). The latest version (2.1.99-2) doesn't even allow Digikam to add the camera (Rules file does contain my camera). Went through the digital camera section on the Wiki twice, just to make sure I did not miss a step. Re installed the OS, thinking I messed up something trying to install hotplug (As per the Wiki) while removing udev (That was a bad idea). Manually recompiled libgphoto2 from source and went thought the rules file to ensure it contained my camera (It did). Now, I am sitting on a fresh install with all updated packages; still can't add the camera. What else can I try? Thanks!!! Joe _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
