On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Greg KH wrote:
> e) People are silent because they are waiting for you to write a driver
> based on your usbsnoopy dumps :)
lol :-)
> You might want to look at adding gphoto2 support for your camera,
> instead of a kernel driver, as that is probably where that kind of
> support should be (in userspace, not kernelspace.)
I have to disagree here. The gphoto web page says that gphoto2 doesn't
really support usb cameras - they are supported by the usb mass storage
driver. Even if gphoto2 did support usb cameras I still don't think it
would make sense to add support for mine. All the windows driver does is
make the camera look like a networked drive. I see no reason why the
Linux driver sould do any different.
Having said that, I think you may have given me a lead. Since all the
other cameras appear to use the usb mass storage driver I think I'll start
there. Hopefuly my camera is just a usb mass storage device that doesn't
quite conform to the standard protocol (which would explain why the mass
storage driver doesn't work for it at the moment).
> Good luck,
Thanks Greg.
Best wishes,
Bill.
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