On Sunday 07 July 2002 02:08, Brian Marr wrote:

Suse 8.0 This works here. Maybe you can adapt to your situ. gphoto2 -P --camera "Kodak DC265" --port usb: Brian Marr

Thanks Brian, managed to get something from it for a bit :). But I want my gui's do work lol. I do get this though: photo2 --camera "Agfa ePhoto 780C" --port /dev/ttyS0 --summary *** Error *** Could not get register 51. Please contact . *** Error *** Could not get register 2. Please contact . Camera Summary: Camera Model: SI10 Manufacturer: Agfa Camera ID: Agfa ePhoto 780 Serial Number: 907200058 Software Rev.: v1.1i Frames Taken: 0 Frames Left: 17 Battery Life: 100 Memory Left: 1064960 bytes Messed around with so much surprised got this far. Actually...Adapted your line now it works through command line.... Love new versions... Thanks, Matt <snippy>

Suse 8.0 Kodak DC265 Re our earlier discussion, gtkam is working ok here. I had to use Camera > Select Camera > Detect. Brian Marr On Monday 08 July 2002 15:31, Marcus Meissner wrote:

On Sat, Jul 06, 2002 at 03:33:54PM -0700, Matthew Johnson wrote:

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On Sunday 07 July 2002 02:08, Brian Marr wrote:

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Suse 8.0 This works here. Maybe you can adapt to your situ. gphoto2 -P --camera "Kodak DC265" --port usb: Brian Marr

Thanks Brian, managed to get something from it for a bit :). But I want my gui's do work lol.

Which guy did you use? gtkam or kamera (in KDE) ?

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I do get this though:

photo2 --camera "Agfa ePhoto 780C" --port /dev/ttyS0 --summary

*** Error *** Could not get register 51. Please contact .

*** Error *** Could not get register 2. Please contact . Camera Summary: Camera Model: SI10 Manufacturer: Agfa Camera ID: Agfa ePhoto 780 Serial Number: 907200058 Software Rev.: v1.1i Frames Taken: 0 Frames Left: 17 Battery Life: 100 Memory Left: 1064960 bytes

Messed around with so much surprised got this far. Actually...Adapted your line now it works through command line....

Can you file a bugreport for this on http://sf.net/projects/gphoto/ ?

Ciao, Marcus