OK, this is enough information to tell us where to look, are you you getting ohci errors from libusb on large block transfers >= 16kb ?
On 12/30/05, Fred James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I then took 3 photos - one at each of the resolutions available on the > camera - and: > (1) Copied them from the camera to XP - all photos good. > (2) Copied them from XP to Linux - all photos good. > (3) Copied them from camera to Linux - high and medium bad - only the > low resolution was good > (4) Deleted all the photos on the camera > (5) Copied the good photos (that had been copied in step 2 from XP to > Linux) from Linux to the camera > (6) Copied them back from the camera to Linux - all photos good. > > But I wondered ... and so I ... > > (7) Copied these copies from the camera to XP, and "no preview > available" was the message for all of them > > Then I thought I'd try that again in a slightly different route ... once > again I deleted all the pictures on the camera (at the camera) and I > took 3 new photos - one at each of the resolutions available on the > camera - and: > (8) On Linux, using GIMP to look directly at the camera as a disk - the > high and medium resolution were bad, but the low resolution was good > (9) Copied the files from the camera to XP - all photos looked good > (10) Copied the files from the camera to Linux - high and medium bad - > low resolution good > > As for a memory card - I am using the camera's built in memory, as I > wasn't sure I wanted to buy any more memory for this camera just yet. Look through /var/log/syslog and the output of dmesg to see if you find any read errors recorded, workarounds you could try. use dd and a small block size (16|32) to copy the cameras memory to your linux host, then mount the resulting file as a vfat filesystem -- http://Zoneverte.org -- information explained Do you know what your IT infrastructure does?
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