hp 635 photosmart camera

[Joe]

Never mind.  I read the other posts.  I'm just so glad I'm not stuck 
with M$ anymore!

Joe

Joe wrote:

> Just for future reference, What the heck is winmail.dat and what do 
> you open it with in Linux?
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> Also, why don't you dmesg > file.txt and attach that as plain text?
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> Joe
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> Riga, Anthony wrote:
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>> Pete
>> Sorry
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>> Here is is again.
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: owner-nflug at nflug.org on behalf of Cyber Source
>> Sent: Sat 1/3/2004 12:00 AM
>> To: nflug at nflug.org
>> Subject: Re: hp 635 photosmart camera
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>> I think you forgot to attach it
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>> Riga, Anthony wrote:
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>>> Pete
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>>> here is my screenshot of the dmesg.. 
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>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: owner-nflug at nflug.org on behalf of Cyber Source
>>> Sent: Sun 12/28/2003 1:05 PM
>>> To: nflug at nflug.org
>>> Subject: Re: hp 635 photosmart camera
>>>
>>> Let me see the output of your dmesg. My gf just bought me a really 
>>> nice Casio camera and RH9 picked it right up, it has a 
>>> transfer/charging cradle and it works great. do a "dmesg > list" 
>>> without the quotes, that will create a file called list in whatever 
>>> directory you were in at the time. Send me that file and I will see 
>>> what's getting recognized, etc. Don't forget to do that after you 
>>> have the camera turned on and plugged into the pc.
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>>> Riga, Anthony wrote:
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>>>> My son received a hp 635 photosmart camera for a gift. I was trying 
>>>> to get it to work on my Redhat 9.0 box. I cant get it to work. I 
>>>> thought that most of the hp stuff was Linux compatable. I bought a 
>>>> hp multifunction printer 2110 and it works great for printing to a 
>>>> shared WinXP box. I tried using gtkam and it didnt reconize it. I 
>>>> tried the drivers in the list too with no luck. I also tried to 
>>>> mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 no luck. I cant find much info on cameras 
>>>> on HP site or on google. Any suggestions would help.
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