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Under linux, when I load the usb-storage driver it appears as a usb-storage
device on usb-view
QUESTION:I am having trouble connecting a usb digital cammera. On windows the cammera
behaves as a flash device (like a disk on key) using the generic driver.
Under linux, when I load the usb-storage driver it appears as a usb-storage
device on usb-view, and I see and entry under proc scsi, but sg_scan -i doesn't
recognise it and I can't mount /dev/sda or /dev/sda1 with an error
mount: /dev/sda is not a valid block device
I have a disk on key that works fine with the driver.
I tried loading just about any mtd driver that seemed resonable, but to no avail.
The camera is a cj200 pocket photo advance, don't know the manufacturer (I got
it from someone who got a better one).
Any ideas on how to make it work?
ANSWER: I actually just installed hotplug to test it out, but that is not the
problem, since whatever it does I can do manually.
I added the /var/log/messages output in the original message, and it
seems that scsi and usb-storage recognize it as a usb-storage device but
don't do the last bit of actually emulating the scsi disk.
I have a usb disk on key that does work without hotplug. I am hoping
that its just a module/parameter/configuration problem.
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