I tried vfat for the card reader (PRO III) which didn't and still 
doesn't work.  Bill@billjonas.com found a bone for me to chase about 
that issue that I will try later tonight.  Looks promising.

As for retrieving and deleting while connected to the camera, I will try 
your syntax and post back with the results.  I used gtkam and Gphoto2 
and am not able to delete the images.  Somewhere I read this and 
expected this which is why I bought the media reader.



jpyne@worldatwork.org wrote:

>On Sunday, February 23, 2003 7:33 PM, Don Calfa wrote:
> 
>  
>
>>The camera is the SONY DSC-P7, gphoto2 and gtkam can attach to it but 
>>they cannot delete the files (known issue - reason for buying 
>>the card reader)
>>    
>>
>
>I have a Sony DSC-S75, which also uses the Sony Memory Stick as its storage
>medium.  From looking at the specs for you camera on www.dpreview.com, it
>looks like our cameras are pretty similar.  I am able to mount the media
>while it is in the camera, and have no problems deleting files from the
>memory stick.  
> 
>  
>
>>I've been putting in /etc/fstab:
>>
>>/dev/sda    /mnt/memcard    tmpfs    user,rw        0 0
>>    
>>
>
>I have a line like this in my /etc/fstab:
>
>/dev/sda1   /mnt/camera     vfat    rw,noauto,user    0 0
>
>I connect my camera to a USB port on my Linux box (RedHat 8.0) and run
>"mount /mnt/camera" (or click on the device icon I created on my KDE3
>desktop), and I am able to see the photos on the memory stick in my camera.
>I am able to copy them to my harddrive, remove them, and even add files to
>the memory stick.  I wonder if the problem is that you're using tmpfs as
>your filesystem type.  What if you change that to vfat?
> 
>  
>
>>after several hours of frustration, I had to boot up a Win2K just to 
>>retreive the images.  Any help greatly appreciated.
>>    
>>
>
>I've never had any luck with gphoto or gkam.  Of course, I only mucked
>around with them for a few minutes because I found it much easier to just
>copy the photos from my camera to my hard drive and then edit them with the
>Gimp.  
>
>~Jeff
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