hal (or g-v-m) issues ?
Sjoerd Simons
sjoerd at luon.net
Tue Dec 7 08:38:29 PST 2004
On Mon, Dec 06, 2004 at 03:06:47PM -0800, Igor Pruchanskiy wrote:
> after a recent upgrade (about a week or so ago)
> both of my desktops stopped recognizing my digital
> camera and ipod.
>
> Well, devices show up in h-d-m and i can see everything in
> /var/log/messages, but removable devices do not show up in
> "Computer" anymore.
You need to be in the plugdev group now, so you are allowed to mount removable
devices without an fstab entry.
>
> Also my camera used to work in normal USB mode, where it would
> just show up as a removable drive or in PTP mode, where i would be
> able to import photos using gThumb. Now, when i connect the camera
> g-v-m gives me a message saying that camera is connected and asks me
> if i want to import photos. If i hit Import it tells me that the camera
> is not
> detected anylonger....
Check if gphoto2 --auto-detect shows the camera. I guess g-v-m is doing the
right thing, but it can't know beforehand if gthumb will find it...
> hal 0.4.2-1
> g-v-m 1.1.2-4
> on Sid/Eperimental
> linux-2.6.9 (and 2.6.8.1)
It would probably be better if you put bugs into the debian BTS. Most people on
the mailinglist won't know what changed in debian last week anyway.
Sjoerd
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