Re: Digital USB Camera

jrrelay_at_juno.com
Date: 01/20/04

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    i recently got a hp digital camera having a usb interface. it has small
    amount of internal memory but also has a 128mb SD (smart-digital) card.
    there is a cdrom which comes with the camera which has the windoze
    program to retrieve the photos. I also have a small usb reader for the
    sd cards. if i take the usb card out of the camera and put it in the
    reader, i can gather the pictures. i have not yet tried to gather them
    through the camera. the puzzle for bsd will be discovering the device
    name to use when mounting the device. it may be (and this is only a
    guess) necessary to have the camera connected to the usb port while
    starting bsd and watching the installed devices roll by as the start
    proceeds. there is some program which captures many of the start-up
    messages for later review -- the name is something like 'dmesg'. i know
    that with linux the usb storage devices which i have are considered to be
    scsi devices or maybe just have a device name somewhat like a device name
    for a scsi device.
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