Code: pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo apt-get install gphoto2 -s Reading package lists. Done Building dependency tree Reading state information. Done The following extra packages will be installed: libcdk5 Suggested packages: gtkam gthumb The following NEW packages will be installed: gphoto2 libcdk5 0 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 0 to remove and 184 not upgraded.

Inst libcdk5 (5.0.20060507-4 Raspbian:7.0/stable [armhf]) Inst gphoto2 (2.4.14-1 Raspbian:7.0/stable [armhf]) Conf libcdk5 (5.0.20060507-4 Raspbian:7.0/stable [armhf]) Conf gphoto2 (2.4.14-1 Raspbian:7.0/stable [armhf]) If you are determined to build from source, see this previous thread - 2.5. Billy Meier Contact Notes Pdf. 3 is no longer the current version of gphoto2, so it is possible that the build-process has changed in the meantime. B.Goode wrote:It's just my way of doing things, but I would test it directly from the command line first to be sure it was compatible with my camera before I went to any more effort with the software. (I'm just guessing you haven't tried that because you would have mentioned it. ) You're right, I'm using a canon 1100d and yet I can't seem to get gphoto2 to find my camera.

Shutter Actuation Count using gPhoto2. Db_sqlite3 Download. Install the gphoto2 package by running the. You can do this by right clicking on the ISO file in Windows Explorer and. Walkthrough: Install gphoto2 (read shutter count T2i, 7D, etc) on Linux LiveCD or USB in Canon EOS Digital Cameras.

When I type gphoto2 --list-ports, all I get is 2 Universal Serial Bus'. I've plugged my camera into the usb port on the pi and when I try 'gphoto2 --auto-detect' all I get is two titles, model and port. Any suggestion on making my camera visible? Bitlord 0.56.