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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=3…ght=card+reader

ezt találtam neked, gondolom, elég generikus a dolog

I’m going to assume that you have already formatted your Compact Flash card using the camera, and have managed to store some images on it.

The key here is to understand that your Lexar JumpShot Compact Flash reader just makes the CF card look like a SCSI hard disk to linux. So to pull this off, will need the following modules built into your kernel (no sense in building these into the kernel statically):

usbcore ( USB Support -> Support for USB)
uhci (USB Support -> UHCI or EHCI or OHCI)
usb-storage (USB Support -> USB Mass Storage Suppport)
fat (File Systems -> DOS FAT fs support)
vfat (File Systems -> VFAT (Windows-95) fs support)
scsi_mod (SCSI Support -> SCSI generic support)
sd_mod (SCSI Support -> SCSI disk support)

Once you’ve used ‘make menuconfig’ to configure your kernel, do:
Code:
make dep && make modules modules_install

This will install all the correct modules into /lib/modules/. No need to restart. You just need to load the modules into memory (as root).
Code:
modprobe usbcore uhci usb-storage

Which usb-chipset driver you need to load depends on your motherboard. You can use the KDE Info Center application to check which one your machine uses.

Then load the SCSI drivers:
Code:
modprobe scsi_mod vfat sd_mod

Next, make a mount point for your card reader:
Code:
mkdir /mnt/jumpshot

Now, insert your compact flash card into the reader. The next thing to do is figure out which scsi device your card reader was assigned by the devfs daemon. Again, the KDE Info Center application (K -> System -> Info Center) is very useful here. Launch that, and click on the SCSI tab.

You should see something like this:
Code:
Host: scsi0 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 00
Vendor: Lexar Model: Jumpshot USB CF Rev: 0001
Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision 02

That crap translates into:
Code:
/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/

Now, you just need to mount the device file in that directory (should be named ‘part1’) to your /mnt/jumpshot mountpoint:
Code:
mount -t vfat /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part /mnt/jumpshot

Now you should be able to ‘cd’ into that directory, and see files. If you use this often enough, you can put all of those module names into /etc/modules.autoload. You can also create an entry for that device in /etc/fstab so that the next time you want to use it, you just insert the compact flash card, and type ‘mount /mnt/jumpshot’.

Works like a charm. Let me know if this helps.

gratula!!

nem az, amikor a hullám kitérés nem merõleges a terjedésére, hanem megegyezik vele???

PAZO, te úgyis php-t tanulsz >:-)
hogy tudom azt megcsinálni phpmuke-ban, hogy egy blokkban megjelenítem a forums.gentoo.org Search beviteli mezejét (forums.gentoo.org/search.php), hogy az oldalamról közvetlenül tudjanak a gentoo forums-on keresni?

na, lefordítottam az elsõ doksit, feltettem, meg átvariáltam az oldal kinézetét, mert a sötétlila téma mellett nem jól látszott a frissen fordított dokumentum
bár még mindig nem tudom, ez marad-e a végleges verzió