pcmcia card for use w/smartmedia card from digital camera w/linux

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Leiden, Soren writes:
 > Ok, so I finally broke down and have done away w/the dead tree format 'film'
 > of normal cameras a few mos ago.  The one I purchased?  Fuji FinePix 40i.
 > It uses a 'SmartMedia' card for storage and has a USB port integrated on it.
 > 
 > http://www.fujifilm.com/tcm.html?x-tempest-op=generic&ContentId=2729&UserTyp
 > eId=2&CurrentTopCategory=4&pagetype=ContentItemLeaf
 > 
 > After doing tons of research... I'd highly recommended it to anyone in the
 > market.  It also creates avi's w/sound and plays mp3s _and_ fits in your
 > pocket.  So anyway, I started thinking how it would integrate w/my life.
 > Yes, like I said, it has an integrated USB port-- and, my Libretto 110CT,
 > checked my dock that I hadn't looked at in awhile, that doesn't have a USB
 > port either.  HOWEVER, not a problem.  I found this 'pcmcia' style card that
 > I'm able to just slide the smartmedia card from the camera INTO and then
 > slide the pc card into the free slot on my libretto.  This providing
 > virtually limitless photo's on the road, whatever...works out pretty nicely,
 > eh?
 > 
 > I've yet to receive the pcmcia card mentioned above (should be here early
 > next week) and am wondering if anyone's doing something similair with their
 > libretto... Specifically, the pcmcia card solution.  I guess my ultimate
 > question is, since I run solely linux on my libretto (I have a velcro
 > section of my dash in the card where I usually store the libretto integrated
 > w/the car stereo for mp3s and various other things...) is-- what kind of
 > usage/functionality could I expect using this jury-rigged smartcard <->
 > pcmcia card device w/linux?  I've been using gPhoto @ home which works fine
 > w/the camera-- but as far as utilizing this 3rd party device to access the
 > data on the smartmedia cards from the camera...who knows?  I'm not sure
 > exactly how I'm gonna make that work out, ya know?  Anyone have any
 > experience w/my situation and maybe an answer to the supporting linux
 > question?
 > 

There shouldn't be a problem. Just pop in the pcmcia adapter with the
smartcard. Usually the drive is recognized as /dev/hde with a dos
partition on /dev/hda1. Just mount it somewhere and cp the pictures.


Marcus

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