Open williamrehndell opened 10 months ago
msmeissn
commented
10 months ago it reports EOS 30D?
it seems to have IO troubles right from the start.
It might mean gvfs might be blocking it, or some unrelated USB connection problem.
Can you check with a different computer perhaps?
williamrehndell
commented
10 months ago it reports EOS 30D?
it seems to have IO troubles right from the start.
It might mean gvfs might be blocking it, or some unrelated USB connection problem.
Can you check with a different computer perhaps?
Certainly, here's a rewritten version of the message:
It's consistently indicates the EOS 30D from the beginning. I've attempted this on three different computers, and the problem persists despite changing the USB port and performing a clean Debian installation.
If there's a potential obstruction, what steps can I take to determine what needs testing to confirm the issue?
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*Name of the camera Canon R8 Use the Marketing name. EOS Canon R8
USB IDs e.g. by running: lsusb Bus 002 Device 002: ID 04a9:3113 Canon, Inc. Canon Digital Camera
camera summary output run gphoto2 --summary > summary.txt
gphoto2 error gphoto2 --summary.txt
attach summary.txt here
camera configuration output
gphoto2 --list-all-config > list-all-config.txt
Command not working gphoto2 error - gphoto2 --list-all-config.txt