[NCLUG] USB Support Recap
jdewitt at mail.frii.com
jdewitt at mail.frii.com
Fri Apr 12 21:12:14 MDT 2002
Sorry, I meant that when I press the sync button once,
the script is spawned at least four times.
> I've been working on a similar problem - syncing a
> kodak 3500 via a usb cradle with a sync button.
>
> The hotplug package provides a mechanism for starting
> a script when a new usb device appears on the bus.
> It is standard in Redhat 7.x (krud?).
>
> This page is a good start:
> http://jphoto.sourceforge.net/?selected=sync
>
> In short, you add an entry to /etc/hotplug/usb.usermap
> which describes the device in some crazy usb language,
> and gives a script name. The script should be in /etc/hotplug/usb.
>
> I'm not sure how to get the complete set of codes for a
> usb device for usb.usermap, but the system seems to recognize
> this camera with just the vendor id and the rest of the digits
> set to zero YMMV. You might look in /proc/bus/usb/devices while
> the device is plugged in and trying to sync.
>
> Now, my current problem is that the system runs my script when I
> press the sync button about four times. This is bad. Does anyone
> know if a simple lock file check in the script is sufficient and
> the right thing to do?
>
> Thanks,
> JD
>
>
> > > with it yet. Then we'll go after the USB-cradled Visor and see if
it'll
> > talk
> > > to KPilot.
> >
> > Major problem with the USB cradled Visor -- the way it's set up, it only
> > 'attaches' when you hit HotSync on the visor end, and Kpilot doesn't like
> > talking like that. At the time I was working with it, the only
> > 'workarounds' were to either buy a straight serial cradle, or have fast
> > enough fingers to start the sync on the computer side right after syncing
on
> > the visor.
> >
> > --mec
> >
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