On Tuesday 22 June 2004 10:36, Luca Mollica wrote:
Dear all,
I am trying to use my SONY USB 128M memory stick under Linux, but after trying to use the instructions posted by Silviu on 14th of June I had to stop suddendly because of this error reported in dmesg:
I/O recognition error: maybe there is no medium inserted in the drive
even if lights are on in the stick itself. Using the command
# mount
I get no line for the medium I would like to set up for USB storage, so I suppose that the USB device is not automounted or recognised on the fly. Do you have any suggestion about fixing the problem? Please not that I use a USB modem without any problem ....
Thanx in advance
L On Tuesday 22 June 2004 10:36, Luca Mollica wrote: Dear all,
I am trying to use my SONY USB 128M memory stick under Linux, but after trying to use the instructions posted by Silviu on 14th of June I had to stop suddendly because of this error reported in dmesg:
I/O recognition error: maybe there is no medium inserted in the drive
even if lights are on in the stick itself. Using the command
# mount
I get no line for the medium I would like to set up for USB storage, so I suppose that the USB device is not automounted or recognised on the fly. Do you have any suggestion about fixing the problem? Please not that I use a USB modem without any problem ....
Thanx in advance
L In a shell (root): Try lsub (as root) and it should show something about your stick. So your Stick is recognized. Then try (as root) mount /dev/sda1 /mnt.
Change to /mnt and you should see something. If this doesn't work, feel free to ask again :-) Al