Fuji F30 camera won't mount OS 10.3.9 2 different Macs via USB no connect

I have a Fuji F30 digital camera - also my daughter's Fuji F11 will not mount/connect through USB on either of my 2 Macs running OS X 10.39 - A Dual 1Ghz G4 and a 867 Mgz G4 Powerbook.
My daughter's Fuji F11 connects fine on her eMac with OS X 10.3.4.
I even installed the Fuji Finepix software on my dual gig to see if that would help - no good. I was about to update the eMac to 10.3.9 I'm glad I didn't.
To check it wased the cable or camera, I installed the Fuji USB drivers etc. on my Windows 98 machine and the Fuji F30 connected, copied fine and the card wasn't corrupted.
Is there a fix for this?
Is this a problem in 10.4?
Thanks, Phillip
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This is probably a different matter:
Also I have a Zio Caramate card reader for the xD cards. I can mount and copy to my Macs running OS 10.3.9 but after unmounting and removing xD card, card is corrupted and needs to be reformated so all images are lost from card.
Do you think this is a card reader problem or could it be the same 10.3.9 USB thing?

Fuji F30 just came to the market. The correct driver for that camera may be missing in 10.3.9. which is probably older than the F30. In case you have Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements, you could download the latest update and probably have the F30 supported in that way (?). The same thing could help with reading the card correctly. This is my experience with other digital cameras.

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