finding USB camera using kdf

[Stephen W]

Tried using kdf - camera not seen
went to /dev/usb and could not determine which file
would designate the appropriate one to use to
/mnt/camera

Plan B?

Thanks
StephenW

--- Stephen Kuhn <skuhn at telpacific.com.au> wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 13:35, Stephen W wrote:
> > Well, mixed results...
> > Recognized camera ...
> > Began to D/l the pixs...
> > Locked up ...
> > Waited several minutes ... nothing
> > Hsrd Reboot...
> > Won't recognize camera ...
> > Everything else seems to still work...
> > 
> > Any suggestions?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > StephenW
> > Sarasota, FL - USA
> 
> Have you tried mounting the camera as a hd and
> copying the files
> directly? (If you camera supports that - most do) -
> I generally don't
> depend on any of the programs - I just plug in the
> cam, use kdf to mount
> the device under /mnt/camera - and then use
> Nautilus, ROX or Konq to
> copy the images.
> 
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