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RudeCat7

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USB camera in Linux
« on: 8 September 2002, 21:30 »
Anyhow, score another one for Linux!

I finally got around to hooking up my Fuji Finepix 1300 to see if it would work, and it does.

But there still a bug I can't figure out. Maybe someone here knows what's up.

Suse linux 7.3
hotpluggin' enabled
Mass Storage Device supported in kernel
camera is /dev/sda1
mount point is /proc/bus/usb/dcim/fuji_100

problem so far:

Usually the first picture is o.k., but others are "hit or miss" or get corrupted and can't be read.

Any tips?  :confused:
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USB camera in Linux
« Reply #1 on: 8 September 2002, 21:31 »
hmm, try gphoto2, its awsome and works better then kodaks software on my dads cam, considering the very fact that the cam is in the "experimintal" side of gphoto2
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