dx2xx.c ?
did this become "obsolete" in lunix 2.5? yes, while gphoto2 is a better solution (less crap in kernel) it would be nice to have something that actually works and doesn't require a huge app to do stuff. opendis is also able to delete files from the camera, while gphoto2 can't...
what would i have to do to reinstate this driver in 2.5/2.6, bearing in mind that i'm primarily a perlite that understands C, rather than the other way around...
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Quoted 8 lines · john slee
did this become "obsolete" in lunix 2.5? yes, while gphoto2 is a better solution (less crap in kernel) it would be nice to have something that actually works and doesn't require a huge app to do stuff. opendis is also able to delete files from the camera, while gphoto2 can't...
what would i have to do to reinstate this driver in 2.5/2.6, bearing in mind that i'm primarily a perlite that understands C, rather than the other way around...
There are a number of different user programs that obsolete the dx2xx.c driver. You have pointed out that gphoto2 works nicely :)
Because of this the driver will not go back into the tree. If you want more information, please see the linux-usb-devel list archives.
thanks,
greg k-h
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Quoted 6 lines · john slee
Quoted 2 lines · Greg KH
There are a number of different user programs that obsolete the
dx2xx.cdriver. You have pointed out that gphoto2 works nicely :)a number of? what is there besides gphoto2? (which doesn't work nicely by the way, deletion of files is a pretty basic requirement)
There is a Java application somewhere that works quite well (or so I've been told, I don't have a device to try it out with.) Ah, here it is:
http://jphoto.sourceforge.net/
Try asking the author of that program about it, as he is also the author of the dx2xx.c driver and asked it to be removed from the kernel :)
Good luck,
greg k-h