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2009-04-09
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2009-04-09
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Originally Posted by Bastiaan
Actually, that is me, so it is exactly the same app as I have no my personal web page. Nothing better -- nothing worse
what about this: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/gphoto2/
did anyone try it?
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2009-04-10
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Ok, I will try it out once I get USB working in host mode. I need some kind of adapter for that I noticed.
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2009-04-10
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Bastiaan:
Sorry, I guess I was a bit confused about your posting -- I thought that you were already 'aware' of the 'gphoto2' binaries being discussed in this thread, but perhaps that that the link that you mentioned was a 'different' one that the one mentioned in this thread (and my web page) -- which it is not
Sorry, I guess I was a bit confused about your posting -- I thought that you were already 'aware' of the 'gphoto2' binaries being discussed in this thread, but perhaps that that the link that you mentioned was a 'different' one that the one mentioned in this thread (and my web page) -- which it is not
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2009-04-11
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Hi Dare, I indeed though that the version over there was different from the one posted on your website. On the garage site it says "Production/Stable", while in this thread it doesn't really sound that stable. That was why I thought it might be a different version.
I will try to find a suitable adapter today and see it I can take pictures with my Nikon D60 via gphoto running on my N800. Thanks in advance for all your effort.
I will try to find a suitable adapter today and see it I can take pictures with my Nikon D60 via gphoto running on my N800. Thanks in advance for all your effort.
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2009-04-11
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Bastiann:
Well, since I made no changes to the code when compiling it from source, I guess it is as 'stable' as the i386 version of gphoto2
Yes, it is always good to find out how well this port works for different makes/models of cameras (though I cannot personally do anything to make it work 'better').
Well, since I made no changes to the code when compiling it from source, I guess it is as 'stable' as the i386 version of gphoto2
Yes, it is always good to find out how well this port works for different makes/models of cameras (though I cannot personally do anything to make it work 'better').
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2009-04-11
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If you didn't make any changes I would agree it is fair to call it stable. I haven't been able to get an adapter to connect my camera to my N800. I have ordered one online so I will have to wait a bit longer
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2009-04-11
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It reboots, because usb host going donwn..
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2009-04-19
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I have been able to get a hold of an USB adapter and have tried to take a picture from my N800. Unfortunately it failed.. My setup: N800 connected to a Nikon D60. For the record, I'm able to capture images from my desktop with gphoto2.
This is the script I have used:
http://bastiaannaber.com/tmp/gphoto.txt
And this is the output:
http://bastiaannaber.com/tmp/my-logfile.txt
The error:
context(0): An error occurred in the io-library ('Unspecified error'): No error description available
Hmm... anyone any suggestions?
This is the script I have used:
http://bastiaannaber.com/tmp/gphoto.txt
And this is the output:
http://bastiaannaber.com/tmp/my-logfile.txt
The error:
context(0): An error occurred in the io-library ('Unspecified error'): No error description available
Hmm... anyone any suggestions?
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