David Timms wrote:
Joe Smith wrote:
It did for me with F8, but not now for F9beta.
Is that an up2date beta + or straight beta ?
F9beta with all updates.
I can run gthumb and File > Import Photos. The camera is detected
correctly and I can download photos, it just doesn't launch gphoto
when I plug in the camera.
I have (almost) no idea how that process actually works--hal?
dbus?--so I don't know where to start investigating whether there's a
problem.
There's nothing weird looking in /var/log/messages
Is there nothing at all as you plug it in ?
There are the normal-looking usb messages. The cam only? supports
PTP-mode, so there are no block devices added and nothing in /media.
The camera appears as a device in the lsusb output.
As I said, gphoto finds the camera automatically and it works fine if I
start the import manually.
lshal -m
is useful for working out what hal knows about the device. Unfortunately
that is as far as I have got with this stuff.
If you still have an f8 machine, how recently did this last just work ?
Could you show the differences between f8 and f9beta for lshal -m and
/log/messages ?
Unfortunately, my F8 hardware died, which is why I'm trying to help with
F9 ;-)
The automatic launch was working fine with F8 as late as last December.
I have some kind of message showing on my console (but not in the
messages) when I shut the system down. It says something about "can't
find the message bus, have you started the dbus daemon" or something
like that--it's only visible for a few seconds and I haven't paid much
attention to it until now.
Maybe I can snap a picture of the message.
dbus-daemon appears to be running for my current session.
Plugging in USB storage devices triggers automounting and Nautilus
windows pop up.
Thanks for your helpful suggestions; I'll keep poking around.
<Joe
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