30 May
2022
30 May
'22
4:41 p.m.
On Monday 30 May 2022 17.56:07 Borg Labs wrote:
> http://www.linux-usb.org/usb.ids
>
> the device ID is not in the list - either it is some crap or it is too
> new.
Most probably too new. I sure would not consider the R6 to be crap ;)
Ecellent camera by the way
What model camera, exactly?
Canon EOS R6
(...)
When you plug the cam in, does an icon popup on your
desktop?
No. What pops up is TDE's dialog box asking me what I want to do with the
device. When I say I want to open it in a window, Konqueror does just that,
and it works perfectly... except that if I close the window I can't find the
device anymore (unless I turn it off and on and get the same dialog box
again.
So it actually works - I mean I can see my pictures, copy and delete them.
However I am accessing two SD cards that, apparently, are mounted nowhere,
which I find puzzling.
Nik wrote
That's 'case you use system:/media/... for
accessing the files, which only
works with tdeio_* capable programs - which gimp is
not. You can try to
RMB -> "open system folder" to get the correct mountpoint
And he seems to be right. kview is able to show the pictures.
I don't know what RMB -> "open system folders" means. I took a look at Go
->
system media in Konqueror and found my "Unknown device" listed there, so I
can re-access it but can't unmount it (maybe because it's not mounted).
Just wonder if this is good for the exfat formated cards or not.
Obviously TDE has powers that Linux doesn't know about :))
Sorry, playing catch up here.
Kate
No problem :)
Thierry