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From: richard@pegasus.com (Richard Foulk)
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Subject: Re: Olympus D600L Digital Camera?
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>> Aloha,  has anyone used the Olympus D600L Digital Camera with FreeBSD?
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>> I'm told it has a serial interface (that's kinda slow) as well as
>> a PCMCIA adapter for it's memory cards which sounds like the preferrable
>> way to transfer images.
>
>The PCMCIA adapter looks like a WD hard-disk.  It works slick under
>Win95, but I don't think it's supported in FreeBSD.

Any idea how difficult it might be to build support for the PCMCIA
adapter for BSD?  What's involved?

Anyone have performance numbers between PCMCIA and the serial interface?


Thanks

Richard

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