I'd sort of given up on this at the time and just lived with the erratic behaviour, but since you asked....
Further notes: Tried on a seperate box running Dapper: Same issues (so not the USB port). Upgraded seperate box to Edgy: Bug not present. (Fixed!) Tried on another seperate box that is running Feisty: Bug not present. When I run gphoto2 -L under Dapper and it's "working" I get (something like) the following: There are no files in folder '/'. There are no files in folder '/store_00000001'. There are no files in folder '/store_00000001/DCIM'. There are 4 files in folder '/store_00000001/DCIM/100CANON': #1 IMG_3160.JPG 3538 KB 3504x2336 image/jpeg #2 IMG_3161.JPG 3778 KB 3504x2336 image/jpeg #3 IMG_3162.JPG 3943 KB 3504x2336 image/jpeg #4 IMG_3163.JPG 4052 KB 3504x2336 image/jpeg When it fails, it only gives: There are no files in folder '/'. There are no files in folder '/store_00000001'. I'm guessing it's either a timing bug, or (IMO much less likely) something related to the packet size when using the USB PTP protocol. Notes: Ignore the raw mode stuff in the subject. This happens with only jpeg files on the device as well. gphoto2 -L seems to either work or not work (depending on what I have no idea) whereas something like gthumb doesn't work then works once or twice, then stops working again. -- Problems caused by raw mode files on target device https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/42506 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
