--- David Brownell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Great! Now I am one step closer BUT I still am
> having
> > a problem. I get this message from jphoto when
> ever I
> > try `jphoto storage` or anything that tries to
> access
> > the memory:
>
> Does that include "jphoto tree", "jphoto images"?
> Were you passing any parameters to the command?
>
I haven't tried passing any parameters. It seems to
happen anytime I try to access information about the
memory i.e. jphoto tree, jphoto images, jphoto thumbs,
jphoto status only gives me this:
PTP device at usb-d000-2
Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company
Model: DX3500 Digital Camera
Device Version: 01.00
Extensions (Eastman Kodak Company): Eastman Kodak PTP
Extensions
Operations: 19
Modes: Pull
Object count: 10
I/O exception: { response; len 12; StoreNotAvailable;
xid 3 }
#It seams to know how many pictures I have taken
(Object count: 10). Just not how to get to them;-)
jphoto selftest gives me this:
PTP device at usb-d000-2
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
java/lang/UnsupportedOperationException
at
usb.jphoto.BaselineInitiator.transactUnsync(BaselineInitiator.java:936)
at
usb.jphoto.BaselineInitiator.transact1(BaselineInitiator.java:847)
at usb.jphoto.Initiator.selfTest(Initiator.java:337)
at usb.jphoto.JPhoto.selftest(JPhoto.java:825)
at usb.jphoto.JPhoto.main(JPhoto.java:314)
It looks like selftest has some problems too. I don't
know if it matters much. Maybe it will be fixed when
it finds a CF card.?.?
Thanks for your help and I will try to add those lines
to jphoto.java. and see what happens. Let me know if
I should do something else; testing something or what
ever. I'm not much of a programmer but I have a
tendance to try unusual things and find bugs.
>
> > I/O exception: { response; len 12;
> StoreNotAvailable;
> > xid 2 }
> >
> > I tried to lookup StoreNotAvailable but I wasn't
> able
> > to find out exactly what it means.
>
> It's a PTP exception code, section 11.3.19 of the
> spec.
>
> Looks like it's not being handled correctly there
> ... it should
> not be a fatal error in that case. Looks like no
> testing was
> done with CF card ejected, hmm ... :)
>
>
> > I am only using the internal ram. I don't have a
> > compact flash card. Maybe that is a problem?
>
> Likely if you had a CF card, you'd not see this
> issue. It shouldn't be a problem, but right now it
> looks like it is. Memory prices are low, it's a
> good
> time to buy these ... :)
>
> I'll have to see if I can put a patch together. I
> won't have time for a while yet ... but if you
> want to try, try src/usb/jphoto/JPhoto.java at
> about line 978 (my copy) and make it like
>
> try { dev.getStorageInfo (ides [i]).dump
> (System.out); }
> catch (IOException x) { /* ignore for now */ }
>
> and that should make this particular issue go away.
> You'll likely hit a few other instances of this
> issue.
>
> - Dave
>
>
>
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