[BL] finally found what I have been looking for
sindi keesan
keesan at sdf.lonestar.org
Fri Mar 18 12:20:01 EST 2005
On Fri, 18 Mar 2005, David Moberg wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sindi keesan" <keesan at sdf.lonestar.org>
>
>> Delinux (Slackware 7.1 based original) now has kernel 2.2.26 and
>> their standard ide kernel has USB support (via modules of all
>> sorts). That would be easier than compiling my own, though it is
>> 902K. Only needed on rare occasions if we ever get a working USB
>> camera and don't want to get a flash IDE adaptor. Delinux ought
>> to have matching modules in case we wanted to use ppp slhc parport
>> etc. at the same time (to email or print photos).
>>
>> Did you compile something smaller than this?
>
> Barely. ~520KB bzImage. Almost everything =M.
That is a LOT smaller. Kernel 2.2.36, you said? Want to post this
somewhere for other BL users to use instead of SW81 bare.i image?
Along with the USB modules, of course.
I think Delilinux kernel is now from SW8.0 where you can also get the
modules.
>> I don't want to have to get hold of kernel source.
>>
>>> scsi_mod
>>> sd_mod
>>> usbcore
>>> usb-uhci (or equivalent USB host module)
>>> usb-storage
>> For a digital camera with USB cable is it uhci or ohci? I have no
>> experience with USB except for one Windows scanner.
>
> Depends on your USB Host Controller in your PC. All recent boards with
> Intel PCI controllers, and VIA PCI controllers, can use uhci or usb-uhci.
> SiS, ALi chipsets are ohci. Note that not all USB cameras use Mass Storage.
> For those that aren't, you need gphoto2 and only these modules:
Our USB computers are 1998 or 1999 so probably ohci.
> usbcore
> usb-uhci or uhci or ohci
>
> Then you need to set up a hotplugging driver. Details on that are available
> with gphoto2 documentation.
If it has a memory card but not a card reader does it use Mass Storage?
I just put in another bid on an Olympus D-360L which uses a serial cable,
so as to avoid learning USB. We are happy with 640x480. The photopc 3.00
software for the Olympus fits on a DOS boot disk with room to spare for
photos. Or on a 3rd floppy disk to use with the 2-floppy BL2 on /tmp.
> David
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