Re: 20 sony nex3 hacked / gphoto compatibility

zzzanzzzibar <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.multimedia.gphoto.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thank you Markus for your help to introduce me in gphoto2
so yes, by specifying the "--port usb", I now can download the pictures of
each camera.

As I have to physically unplug the USB to trigger the cameras, the problem
is the port number change everytime. 
my cameras have the same Model name, is there a way to "write" something on
the camera/or the sd card to make possible the recognition even when after
unpluging the camera?
was thinking at the serial number but the --list-all-config give me:
*/main/actions/opcode                                                           
Label: PTP Opcode
Type: TEXT
Current: 0x1001,0xparam1,0xparam2
/main/status/serialnumber
Label: Serial Number
Type: TEXT
Current: None* ...

I like and used to find answers by myself, but I am a bit lost in this field
of competencies ...
maybe a "--set-config" or the "--folder=" but what can be the command to set
a name to the camera ?
another idea ?

 



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