I have run the lsusb command. Since I am now at work, this comes from
another computer, a Dell Latitude E6520. But I also have the problem on
a Dell Inspiron in addition to the HP first mentioned, so this seems to
be a general Ubuntu 14.04-problem and not a computer-specific problem.
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Honestly, this goes towards nonsense. The bug appears in *all* my
computers whether I use 32bit or 64bit Ubuntu 14.04 and whether i use a
Dell Latitude, Dell Inspiron or a HP-computer. This is obviously a very
general bug in the 14.04-version of Ubuntu.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1317569
Title:
Digital
Public bug reported:
After I installed Ubuntu 14:04 (64-bit and 32 bit on varios hardware)
the Nikon Coolpix S31 is not recognized by the system as data storage or
a camera by for instance shotwell.
I can extract images from the camera with Camera.app v. 0.8
My Olympus camera is recognized
Hi,
Just a few questions:
1. This is something you wish me to do while I try to connect to the
camera that is unrecognized? I ask because I am now at work and this
camera is at home, so I can probably not check it until tomorrow.
2. I am not so advanced in Ubuntu, so I do not really know what
I can just add that it seems that the problem occurs in Ubuntu 14.04 generally
and depends on the type of camera. This goes for Dell Inspiron, Dell Latitude
and HP ZBook. My Nikon Coolpix S31 is not mounted although I can find it with
lsusb which gives:
Bus 003 Device 005: ID 04b0:0341 Nikon
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