With trepidation I plugged my brand new Nikon D5000 into my Ubuntu 9.10
equipped laptop this morning to download the first pictures taken with the
camera. Great was my relief when a window popped up offering to open F-spot
or a folder. It thus seems that the issue is resolved for my current
camera/laptop combination. It also seems that this is a problem that still
must be solved. Getting an error message when plugging in a digital camera
into a USB port is like getting an error message when trying to send e-mail.
It is a function that is simply expected to work perfectly on all personal
computing equipment today.
2009/12/16 James <jim.wark...@gmail.com>
> I have also found this to be a problem with a fresh install of Karmic.
> I have a Canon Powershot S1IS and when I plug it in via USB I see the
> following:
>
> 1. New icon appears on the desktop with camera name as if it is a mounted
> drive.
> 2. gThumb importer pops up with error message An error occurred in the
> io-library ('Could not lock the device'): Camera is already in use.
> 3. Desktop icon disappears
> 4. Error remains and I can't import the photos.
>
> In order to resolve this, I am able to go into the import settings by
> clicking on the camera icon on the importer. I then select my camera
> and click 'OK'. It will then successfully connect to the camera, and
> allow me to download the photos.
>
> --
> Ubuntu 8.10 can't mount digital camera showing a window popup message: -60
> could not lock the device message
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285682
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