Hi there.
Is this the right list on which to ask about the status of support for
specific USB devices? In case it is, I'm asking about the following
devices:
1. A friend of mine has a USB "Pen Camera" whose box labels it as
being the "Trio PenCam VGA" and is running the recently released
Red Hat Linux 7.3 distribution as it comes out of the box. The
specifications panel on the box states the following:
Sensor Type: Color VGA (640x480) CMOS Image Sensor
Interface Type: USB Port
Image Performance for VideoStream:
9 fps for QVGA (320x240 Pixels)
3 fps for VGA (640x480 Pixels)
Memory & Images SDRAM 64bit:
26 Pictures for VGA (640x480 Pixels)
107 Pictures for QVGA (320x240 Pixels)
TN LCD Display:
Hr = VGA Mode
Lr = QVGA Mode
Battery Low Status = Display Blinking
St = Self Timer (10 Seconds)
Ct = Continuous Mode
CL = Clear All Pictures
Dimensions: 5.0" x 1.2" x 0.9"
Battery: 1.5Vx2 (AAA)
USB Power: When connected to USB Port, PC can drive its
power from camera
View Angle: 54 Degrees
Personally, I hope that statement under "USB Power" is just a case
of bad English, as I would hate to drive any PC from a camera like
this one for any length of time.
2. I have a serial digital camera (the Fuji MX2700), and have obtained
a USB reader for the SmartMedia cards that it takes. This reader
came in a plain white box with nothing but the price sticker on it,
and no manual inside, and has the following written on it:
On the topside:
LEXAR Media
On the bottom:
For more information: www.digitalfilm.com
SmartMedia Reader
Do not remove card if LED is blinking.
Insert card as shown.
Patent Pending in US and other countries.
Lexar Media Part No. RW009.
For Home or Office Use.
Made in China.
I normally use this (under Windows XP on my wife's computer) with
the 32M SMartMedia cards that I use with my digital camera.
I would appreciate any guidance as to whether either of these is known
to be supported under Linux, and what I could do to help to add support
for either of these if they are not currently supported.
Best wishes from Riley.
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