Chris wrote:
On Wednesday 29 December 2004 10:27 pm, SnapafunFrank wrote:
Nope. Cheats way of finding what I'm asking is to do:
# ls /dev
Then insert your camera and do it again.
A device name will be printed the second time / missing the first time.
That is the name you use to displace
actual_device_here
Mentioned above. Could be something like sdax or scsix [ where x is a number or not present ]
All this assumes that your set up can see the camera storage device as indeed a storage device. If not then once installed do:
# lsusb
and maybe that can help to disclose the file system type after some more
investigation. Just hope the first one above works as things may become
real easy after that.
Finally got the camera back, however, there seems to be no change:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ls /dev
adsp hdb1 misc/ ram4 tty tty3 tty51 ttyS7
agpgart hdc mixer ram5 tty0 tty30 tty52 urandom
apm_bios hdd mouse@ ram6 tty1 tty31 tty53 usbmouse@
audio ide/ mouse0 ram7 tty10 tty32 tty54 vc/
cdrom@ initctl| null ram8 tty11 tty33 tty55 vcc/
cdrom0@ input/ nvidia0 ram9 tty12 tty34 tty56 vcs
cdrom1@ kmem nvidiactl random tty13 tty35 tty57 vcs1
cdroms/ kmsg port rd/ tty14 tty36 tty58 vcs2
console log= ppp root tty15 tty37 tty59 vcs3
core@ loop/ printers/ sequencer tty16 tty38 tty6 vcs4
discs/ loop0 psaux sequencer2 tty17 tty39 tty60 vcs5
dmmidi loop1 psmouse@ sg0 tty18 tty4 tty61 vcs6
dsp loop2 ptmx sg1 tty19 tty40 tty62 vcs7
fd@ loop3 pts/ shm/ tty2 tty41 tty63 vcsa
fd0 loop4 ram0 snd/ tty20 tty42 tty7 vcsa0@
fd1 loop5 ram1 sound/ tty21 tty43 tty8 vcsa1
floppy/ loop6 ram10 sr0 tty22 tty44 tty9 vcsa2
full loop7 ram11 sr1 tty23 tty45 ttyS0 vcsa3
hda lp0 ram12 st0 tty24 tty46 ttyS1 vcsa4
hda1 md/ ram13 st1 tty25 tty47 ttyS2 vcsa5
hda2 md0 ram14 stderr@ tty26 tty48 ttyS3 vcsa6
hda5 mem ram15 stdin@ tty27 tty49 ttyS4 vcsa7
hda6 mice ram2 stdout@ tty28 tty5 ttyS5 zero
hdb midi ram3 tts/ tty29 tty50 ttyS6
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ls /dev
adsp hdb1 misc/ ram4 tty tty3 tty51 ttyS7
agpgart hdc mixer ram5 tty0 tty30 tty52 urandom
apm_bios hdd mouse@ ram6 tty1 tty31 tty53 usbmouse@
audio ide/ mouse0 ram7 tty10 tty32 tty54 vc/
cdrom@ initctl| null ram8 tty11 tty33 tty55 vcc/
cdrom0@ input/ nvidia0 ram9 tty12 tty34 tty56 vcs
cdrom1@ kmem nvidiactl random tty13 tty35 tty57 vcs1
cdroms/ kmsg port rd/ tty14 tty36 tty58 vcs2
console log= ppp root tty15 tty37 tty59 vcs3
core@ loop/ printers/ sequencer tty16 tty38 tty6 vcs4
discs/ loop0 psaux sequencer2 tty17 tty39 tty60 vcs5
dmmidi loop1 psmouse@ sg0 tty18 tty4 tty61 vcs6
dsp loop2 ptmx sg1 tty19 tty40 tty62 vcs7
fd@ loop3 pts/ shm/ tty2 tty41 tty63 vcsa
fd0 loop4 ram0 snd/ tty20 tty42 tty7 vcsa0@
fd1 loop5 ram1 sound/ tty21 tty43 tty8 vcsa1
floppy/ loop6 ram10 sr0 tty22 tty44 tty9 vcsa2
full loop7 ram11 sr1 tty23 tty45 ttyS0 vcsa3
hda lp0 ram12 st0 tty24 tty46 ttyS1 vcsa4
hda1 md/ ram13 st1 tty25 tty47 ttyS2 vcsa5
hda2 md0 ram14 stderr@ tty26 tty48 ttyS3 vcsa6
hda5 mem ram15 stdin@ tty27 tty49 ttyS4 vcsa7
hda6 mice ram2 stdout@ tty28 tty5 ttyS5 zero
hdb midi ram3 tts/ tty29 tty50 ttyS6
However running #lsusb nets this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# lsusb
Bus 002 Device 006: ID 054c:004e Sony Corp. Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Any help?
Did you turn your camera on before the second go at # ls /dev ?
If so then maybe take a look at:
http://www.linux.com/howtos/Flash-Memory-HOWTO/linux-2.6.shtml
and see if this can be of assistance ?
I can't help much here other than to say that I have got udev working OK but while I cannot get to see the contents of the device as user, I still have issues myself to work through.
Let me know if it helps OR not, I can only learn from it at least.
-- Regards
SnapafunFrank
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