On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 11:32:38 +0100 David Trethewey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vincent Voois wrote: > > > > > > > David Trethewey wrote: > > > >> I have a Casio Qv-3500 digital camera. Using Mandrake Linux 10.0, I > >> have tried to download photos from it (by copying the files using the > >> command line). It recognises it as a removable drive. It will copy > >> the files, but very very slowly. Anyone had a similar problem? > > > > > > A little add-on info to get David better on tracks: > > Casio Qv 3500 copies the file through a serial com-port connection > > probably right? (I had one myself in the past) > > In the back of my head i recall a tty default speed-setting upon your > > comports are being automaticly set to 9600 baud or some sort it had > > had to be changed somewhere in a config file... > > It can operate using serial ports, but I was using usb at this time. > > David This sounds familiar. My Fuji Finepix acted the same way recently under 9.2, not when first installed, but later after other USB mass storage devices had been mounted and unmounted, pen drives and the like. They also ran slowly and the desktop suffered from a plethora of problems which appeared to be totally unrelated. Some odd messages appeared in some of the system logs (don't remember which) indicating that there was trouble with supermount. Ah ha I said, let's disable that. Disabled supermount and ALL those problems vanished, and I had been at the point of reinstalling the whole shebang. That may not be your problem, but it would be worth looking at if you use supermount. I hope you find a solution. -- Len Lawrence
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