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| Newer page: | version 3 | Last edited on Saturday, July 19, 2003 3:00:07 am | by GregHarris | Revert |
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And voila!
I think that was all. The hardest part was working out what drivers I needed.
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+And heres some very rough guidelines for extracting your pictures from a Kodak CX4230 under Linux.
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+You need to load the USB modules (not sure which ones, I have them built in).
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+Under Debian the best way is to use gphoto2 - apt-get install gphoto2.
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+You then want to run: gphoto2 --port "usb:" --camera "Kodak CX4230" -P
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+This will detect the camera plugged into the USB port.
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+And with any luck you will have you photos downloaded to $PWD.
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+Currently I havent been able to find a way to mount the SD/MM flash card to delete the photos, so you still need to do this manually.
