Ron LeVine wrote:
> I have a Nikon Coolpix 2200 camera which is supposedly supported by
> Gphoto. It is a USB interface.
According to gphoto2, the Coolpix 2200 is a PTP device. Linux doesn't
let you access PTP as a general storage device. Instead, you'll have
to use gphoto2 to read the camera.
Try these commands.
gphoto2 -L # list all files
gphoto2 -P # get all files
gphoto2 -f some-folder -p some-file
some-folder is a folder listed by gphoto2 -L. It's probably something
like /DCIM/100NIKON. Some-file is a JPEG file something like
DSCN1234.JPG.
You can also use a photo manager such as f-spot or digikam. Those use
libgphoto2 internally.
> Incidently, if I try to see my temp drives, the system barfs up the
> error of needing a module called _hald_ in order to do so.
I do not understand this. What did you try to do, and where was that
message printed?
--
Bob Miller K<bob>
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