--- John Lamb
Gunnar Haaland wrote:
Hello again, sorry to write to you again, but no luck with
gtkam.
It detected my kodak camera on the usb, but it tells me this:
*** ERROR *** Could not claim interface 0 (Suksess). Make sure no other program or kernel module (i.e. dc2xx) is using the device and you have read/write access to the device.
I managed to recreate this error by trying to run two instances of gtkam at once. My best guess is that you had done something similar while trying to set up. I would switch the camera off, reboot or remove the dc2xx0 module and then try again.
I guess the digikam application is just not as well developed as gtkam and doesn't work for some cameras.
JDL
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I have a kodak dc-3400 and ran into several problems in the past with gphoto, gphoto2 etc. Turns out that most linux kernels load the dc2xx module by default, which interferes with gphoto2. So, if you do a rmmod dc2xx and then run gphoto2 (say with the gui frontend, gtkam), the camera will now be detected and should work fine. See this tip in a forum (albeit mandrake related): http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/troubles/tqhvit2.html#kodak One last thing: I found another site that said none of the kodak cameras can be mounted as a drive using usb-storage module, so if that is your goal (instead of using gtkam, for example) then I would buy a cheap usb compactflash reader and mount that instead. HTH Charles __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Mother's Day is May 12th! http://shopping.yahoo.com