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On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 14:57:27 +0000, Grant Edwards
I have both on my box. The usb cable todev-sdb1 which is my camera device. Linux sees the camera as a vfat storage device. I can read and write to it, no problem.
The card reader is a multi-card internal device which I got for $4.00 from Computer Rennaissance. It plugs into the on-MOBO usb extra jack. I enabled the MOBO to see 8-usb -- 2 on the MOBO built-in, two on a usb card, two on my Dell FP2001 flat screen monitor, and the multi-card reader.
The card from my camera is seen asdev-sdb2 and the system reads and writes to it as a vfat storage device.
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 23:25:05 -0500, YouCanToo I recently bought a new camera as a 'replacement' for my DC210+ (not really a...
The usb cable to the camera is most convienent when I need to do a quick download from the camera. The card reader is there if I want to plug in my second memory card, but is really superfluous to my needs. I opine that if you did a lot of digital photos you could swap cards in and out of your camera and keep on shooting, but I think for that an over the shoulder memory box would be better.
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 23:25:05 -0500, YouCanToo If you have an old digital you can do what I did with an old one...
HTH, M2CW, YMMV
Cheers,
Dave
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