Hello, I'm struggling in mounting an USB mass storage device: the drive is recognized (as shown by the log file - SCSI address 6) but it is not automatically mounted... is there a command that I can use to mount it? thanks Timur __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail Mobile Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/learn/mail
Have you tried the usrmnt or usermount command? What version of suse?
On 5/17/05, Timur
Hello,
I'm struggling in mounting an USB mass storage device: the drive is recognized (as shown by the log file - SCSI address 6) but it is not automatically mounted... is there a command that I can use to mount it?
thanks Timur
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On May 17, 2005 09:40 am, Timur wrote:
Hello,
I'm struggling in mounting an USB mass storage device: the drive is recognized (as shown by the log file - SCSI address 6) but it is not automatically mounted... is there a command that I can use to mount it?
thanks Timur
I find this happens for me when I bootup with my thumbdrive in the USB port. If I remove and reinsert it, then it auto mounts. If that doesn't work, check /etc/fstab and see if there is an entry for it. Also check /media (I have SuSE 9.1 Pro). If you see something like: usb-storage-odd-GENERIC-USBMassStorage:0:0:0p1 Then do: mount /media/usb-storage-odd-GENERIC-USBMassStorage:0:0:0p1 Alvin -- Please reply to only this mailing-list so others can take part as well. Thanks.
Am Dienstag, 17. Mai 2005 14:40 schrieb Timur:
Hello,
I'm struggling in mounting an USB mass storage device: the drive is recognized (as shown by the log file -
Could you please post the part of the logfile where your /dev/sd... is recognized? Another hint: Some USB - devices without a partition on them (eg. recognized as /dev/sda, not as /dev/sda1) do not work. Creating a partition table (use, as root, cfdisk /dev/sda) with just one partiton on them solves that kind of problem. Use mkfs to create a new filesystem in /dev/sda1 then. Beware, that clears out all data on the device! Martin
On Tuesday 17 May 2005 13:40, Timur wrote:
Hello,
I'm struggling in mounting an USB mass storage device: the drive is recognized (as shown by the log file - SCSI address 6) but it is not automatically mounted... is there a command that I can use to mount it?
thanks Timur
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Hi, I recently had this exact same issue on my suse 9.2 - one slot on my multicard reader would not be recognised when I put SD cards in it. I eventually solved it by removing the unique-keys (in var/lib/hardware/unique-keys) that corresponded to this USB drive (actually I removed all files that related to all usb drives). I had nearly 100 - after this I also found that they mounted faster. Hop this helps! Andrew ------------------------------- Jabber: acolvin@jabber.org MSN: apc@abcj.demon.co.uk ICQ: 44775817
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