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sheppler : 15/12/01 02:01 AM : Incident created |
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- I have tried several ways to update to Gphoto2. The software manager does not find the ftp site. I also created a gphoto2 directory and downloaded gphoto-2.0beta3.tar.gz archiver opened. The opened files can apparently be autogen or make install but I am stuck here with neither command working. Also in order to create the Gphoto2 file I had to rename a 333kb execacutable file Gphoto2 to Gphoto2b. Does this 333kb file serve as a hook for the update ie. am I making this much harder than it needs to be?
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Linegod_7611 : 15/12/01 03:09 PM : Reply received |
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- Yes, yes you are. Download the latest RPM from a cooker mirror - http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/cookerdevel.php3
and install it using 'rpm -Uvh gphoto2*rpm'.
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sheppler : 15/12/01 09:19 PM : More info provided |
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- Linegod - thanks for the help. I looks to have installed but it is not running.
In the terminal mode gphoto2 brings up the help page. When I try to do more I get a gp.comera_set_error. This same error come up when I try enter the camera list from the command line. Should I try gphoto2config?
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sheppler : 17/12/01 05:13 AM : More info provided |
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- More research. I have the command line of gphoto. I need to get the GUI (gtKam or Kamera) up and working. Goning to try the KDE config panel in the morning
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Linegod_7611 : 17/12/01 05:14 AM : Reply received |
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- Yes. You might also want to try 'gphoto2-port-config'
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sheppler : 17/12/01 05:06 PM : Incident closed |
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- My other incidents I actually solved myself. This time linegod helped alot. Thanks
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