zigmund555

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Mounts easily as SCSI device. Boot messages will show which device it is. Mount as vfat.

cnjohnson

While I use freeBSD as my desktop machine, this little device is fully supported by 5.2.1-RELEASE. Just plug it in and it is immediately recognized as a SCSI device (in my case da0). I just created a mount point /mnt/pen and then mounted the device:

mount -t msdos /dev/da0s1 /mnt/pen

What a great device!

Cheers--
Charles

levicc00123

it didn't work at all on Debian Woody but it works like a dream on Debian Sarge

awdac

Using the non-password-protected portion of the device works just as everyone mentioned above. The supplied "secure" portion software does not work, but the device may be formatted without the "secure" portion to take advantage of the full filesystem space.

gbhil

Works perfectly in Vector Linux. When inserted, it automounts and the program included on the device runs allowing me to use the crypto functions.

With other distro's, it's as easy as mounting as a SCSI device and running the app from the drive itself.

LinuxFox

Mounts simply at /dev/sd*1/ fs detected automatically

thingee

Automatically mounts from /dev/sd*1. Very easy device to setup!