Hi, On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 04:34:46PM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote: > Problem: I have a digital camera, an Olympus C3020. It mounts as a > vfat filesystem disk device, normally /dev/sda1, but is usb > interface based. I have all the usb stuff compiled into the > kernel. > > If its turned on, and has not been mounted in this uptime session, > even xsane finds it when started. I'm not sure it knows what to do > with it, but it finds it.
How is it detected? As a gphoto2 device? What does scanimage -L show? > I can mount it once per reboot. If I then unmount it, take it away, > go take a couple of pix and bring it back, before I can re-mount > it, I must reboot. It doesn't matter if its plugged in and turned > on when the reboot is done, just that I've got to reboot before I > can remount it to read the next pix. > > Is this a known kernel code usb problem? There have been some reports about problems with USB mass-storage. Please have a look at the archive of linux-usb-users (and maybe linux-usb-devel). See http://www.linux-usb.org for these mailing lists. If you don't find anything, write to linux-usb-users. Provide as many details as possible (cat /proc/bus/usb/devices, kernel messages and when they do happen (plug-in, mount, umount)). Bye, Henning
