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!Notes/Trouble-shooting
* Almost all "recent" cameras use [USB], so make sure you have the correct USB support in your kernel (this seems fairly likely).
-* Also, many "recent" cameras (such as the Kodak DX series) use the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP), which gphoto2 supports. Some other cameras might require kernel support for their own protocols.
* See HotPlug for information on setting up using [USB] devices with linux.
+* After the camera is setup as a USB device, there are two main ways the picture contents can be read: __USB Mass Storage__, or __PTP__.
+**USB Mass Storage may not be compatibe if your system has Hotplug USB support setup properly, but the Camera is not emulated as a SCSI sevice. See the Mass-Storage Device notes below for details how compatible cameras function under this protocol.
+** Also, many "recent" cameras (such as the Kodak DX series) use the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP), which [gphoto2|http://www.gphoto.org/] supports. A list of comaptible devices can be found at [http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support.php|http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support.php] as of August 8, 2004.
+**Some other cameras might require kernel support for their own protocols, if neither of the above two methods work.
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The Kodak DX3900 and DX4900, unlike the other DX cameras, don't allow uploading files from your computer to the camera - you get a write error.
(see [faq item1|http://faqs.kodak.com/Digital_Cameras_English/dml_fetch.pl?CompanyID=101&ContentID=9708&FaqID=4104] and
[faq item2|http://faqs.kodak.com/Digital_Cameras_English/dml_fetch.pl?CompanyID=101&ContentID=19957&FaqID=8248].)
