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Hi you,
perhaps i'm in luck and someone here in the round has found a way to install "gphoto2, libgphoto2" and be able to start this program from the command ...
- 11-09-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Someone knows how it goes - Slack+gphoto2
Hi you,
perhaps i'm in luck and someone here in the round has found a way to install "gphoto2, libgphoto2" and be able to start this program from the command line, as a simple "user", and not as "root"!?
I'm out of experiences this question find no answer.
Red the usb guide-line, but in the middle of infomation i saw there are no "linux-hotplug", or such scripts from "gphoto2" like "console.usemap" ...
Before (with "10.2") i had only to change the permissions with, "$ chmod a+w /proc/bus/usb/002/...", but this way is closed now in Slackware 11.0, (for me) to start "gphoto2" out of root.
May be someone has found a solution in this (my) question - i would be thankfully!
Cheers
Thomas
- 11-10-2006 #2Just Joined!
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Re:
... have a solution by myself!
Could find (handle) all photos, although the permissions are "root"!
--tom
- 11-24-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Device creation and permissions are now handled by udev if you are using a >2.6.15 kernel. As you know udev is a little different from devfs and hotplug used in the 2.4 kernel.


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