Chris,
This requires:
1. A compact flash reader that is supported by a Linux driver. I use a
Sandisk SDDR-31 (~$30US) to read images written by a Canon camera to compact
flash cards. A version of SanDisk's SDDR-05 (version had an eject button)
also works.
2. A linux kernel compiled with a recent usb-storage driver. I use kernel
2.4.0test1. There is also a "backport" of recent usb support to the 2.2
kernel series that copies the usb kernel components from a later kernel into
a 2.2 kernel source tree, making some adjustments for 2.3/2.4 features the
2.2 kernel lacked.
-- SP
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Mason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 9:19 AM
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> Subject: [linux-usb] New to list, looking for info on flashcard reader
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>
> I have a Nikon 990 camera that uses a compact flashcard for
> storage. I have
> a simple USB photoreader. Currently I have to reboot my
> Debian Linux box
> with another drive to access the flashcard, is there any way
> to recover the
> files from Linux?
>
> Chris Mason
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