- Automatically discover mount point (works in Linux, definitely needs portability)
- Actually list the log command-line option in the help
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I'm working to get the Eye-Fi Manager software working under Wine and Linux, and eventually to get self-contained software to control the card.
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I've found the progress you have made to be very encouraging. I'm looking for a way to configure Eye-Fi so it will download files other than jpeg directly to my computer. I have a camcorder that records in .mov format and uses SD cards. I was hoping to use it as a versatile wireless security camera - recording short movies and automatically downloading to the PC.
.. I'll also need a way to remove the .mov from the camcorder after its done downloading. Do you think this is might be possible with the eye-fi? too bad they don't have an open API for this thing.
I'm not sure if this is only my problem, but I had to change the returns to upper-case in the eyefi-config.c to get it to work
switch (file) {
case REQC: return "REQC";
case REQM: return "REQM";
case RSPC: return "RSPC";
case RSPM: return "RSPM";
}
That's interesting. Could you send me the output of 'cat /proc/mounts' to dave@sr71.net?
I wonder if there's a case-sensitive mount option for msdos filesystems that I'm forgetting about.
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