cannot mount usb drive,
I created a usb directory in /mnt , then I ran the command
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My usb is LexarMedia (512MB). I am running Fedora Core. The /dev/sda1 does not exist. I ran the command Quote:
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run dmesg to find the location of the drive.
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unplug your usb device.
Wait a few seconds then plug it back in. Then type: tail /var/log/messages This gives me the address of the usb device. Then do your mount command plugging in the right sd** info. |
I had a similar problem with a usb key that wouldn't give me a /dev/sda1 entry, only a /dev/sda one. After one yer of pesting against my Mandrake (it worked with aurox live) I tried mount /dev/sda /mnt/usb instead of complaining about the absence of /dev/sda1. And it worked, cause the data was directly written to the key, without any partitionning.
Also, it may be that linux got a wrong /dev/sda1 position. try this : dd if=/dev/sda of=/home/you/usbdata.img and as root : i=0; while ! mount -o loop,offset="$i" /home/you/usbdata.img /mnt/usb; do echo "$i" i=$[$i+1]; done This will try getting the begining of your partition. When you get bored, press control+c. |
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