don't be optimistic about making your digital camera working with linux ... :( I had a similar problem with a flash drive in USB and after many posts and many many google search I ended up to make a conclusion that my drive IS NOT supported from linux. I have another USB stick that automounts and works fine ... but the first one refuses to work. Rules I made: -If the device is working fine it will be autodetected by /dev/sd* structure. -A device that appears on /dev/ structure doesn't implicity means that IS compatible with linux. -if the device is NOT compatible with linux , it will output error is fs type when I try to mount it manually....
Sorry for my not-so-optimistic post.... :) Iwan Binanto έγραψε: > Hi, I have a digital camera which act like mass > storage when I connected it to my USB. But, I cannot > mount this mass storage to my mount directory. > I was done step by step some hint "how to mount mass > storage drive in linux" and I still cannot mount that > thing. The message that I receive is fs not specify. > When I specify a lot of fs type, there is nothing > match. > I'm confuse. Somebody, please help me..... > Thx+. > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software > http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
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