[ale] I don't know what she thinks...

[deepbsd at earthlink.net (David S. Jackson)]

On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 11:24:28AM -0500 Robert L. Harris <Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net> wrote:
>   At any rate though, they have a USB interface and windows software.
> The windows software seems to aquire pictures from a "twain compliant"
> camera.  I'm at work so I can't install and test but I'm wondering if
> gphoto might be able to get access so I don't have to install windows,
> or does anyone know of any other software which might work under Linux?

I would load the latest knoppix from CD with its latest kernel, plug
in the USB device and see if the chipset was identified and/or
mounted as a mass storage device before I did anything else.  At
least find out which chipset its using and see if linux supports it
according to linux-usb.org, or whatever the url is.

If not, gphoto2 has support for lots and lots of cameras.  


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David S. Jackson                                dsj at dsj.net
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