USB Camera (Canon PowerShot A410) woes
OK, so this to where I have gotten by just using google and playing around. I plug in my camera and turn it on. I get a new window with the options:
Open in new window
Upload photos to Digikam (twice)
do nothing
If I open it in a new window I get to the folder "system:/media/camera/" containing a folder that contains the PTP class file.
If I open in Digikam and try to access the camera, it says: "Failed to list files in media/camera"
Then I found out about gtkam and low and behold it is already on Knoppix (running v5.0.1 BTW). Too bad it's using libgphoto 2.1.6 (a later version has my camera listed)
I go to add camera (via auto detect it uses standard ptp and usb) and it gives me the error message: "Could not initialize camera".
No fun here either. Then I realise that Digikam probably uses libgphoto itself. Anyways I find this post here, but when I do "mount" to see what devicese there are the only one that look like they relate to my camera are:
/proc on /proc type proc (rw)
/proc/bus/usb on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw,devmode=0666)
Which is already set to RW.
I figured, I'll just update libgphoto then, but failed miserably in trying since I know pretty much nothing about Linux and was happy enough to get Flash working.
Via Google I did find out that the standard PTP driver should work just fine and that the specified driver was added after that was figured out (listed as PTP mode as well).
So if anyone knows what it is that isn't working or what it is I am too stupid to get working. Please tell me. Once again I feel like a f**ktard in the Linux domain.
