For digital cameras/USB mass storage devices:

Kernel:
	options	MSDOSFS

	device	usb
	device	uhci	# Most cases, use this.
	device	ohci	# Microsoft/Compaq/National standard
	device	umass

	device	scbus
	device	pass
	device	da

% dmesg | more
% camcontrol devlist
	(Verify it's there)

/etc/fstab example:
	/dev/da0s1    /mnt/camera    msdosfs rw,noauto    0    0

% mount /mnt/camera
% cp /mnt/camera/* ~/images/

% umount /mnt/camera

Notes:
	Make sure you unmount BEFORE you unplug the device or things will get angry with you.
	The best way to do this is write a quick script to mount/copy/unmount the device upon plugging it in. Do this via /etc/usbd.conf:

	device "My camera"
	    devname "umass[0-9]+"
    	attach "/path/to/script/to/run"

		# To run script as a normal user, try something like:
		attach "su user -c /path/to/script/to/run"

	Ensure /etc/rc.conf has usbd_enable="YES" in it too, or else usbd.conf will be ignored.

	I have a script available at http://www.hewbert.com/src/camera.txt to run when attached.


Let users mount the camera:
	/etc/devfs.rules
		[local_ruleset=10]
		add path 'da*' mode 0660
	/etc/rc.conf
		devfs_system_ruleset="local_ruleset"