Trouble mounting usb flash drive
Hi,
I have recently installed Slackware 10. I am having trouble mounting a Lexar JumpDrive. Here is some info: Code:
fdisk -l Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Thanks |
In my /etc/fstab, I have it listed as an "auto" file system. My drive mounts fine.
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Make sure that you modprobe usb-storage first. Run lsmod to check if it's loaded.
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I just tried
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modprobe usb-storage I saw another thread that mentioned using sd_mod. I even tried Code:
modprobe sd_mod |
I have one working now.
When I purchase this flash drive, I bought two of the same model. The one I been trying to use, I first tried it on a Windows XP machine and save a few files on it before trying to mount it on my Slack box. I tried the second one in the Slack box first and I was able to mount that one. I guess you shouldn't use a flash drive in Windows XP if you planned to use it with a Linux machine also. Now, to find a script to mount this or figure out if it can auto-mount when I plug it in. |
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I can mount the 2nd one in Windows XP also. The only difference between the first one and the 2nd one, is I mounted the first one in Windows XP before trying it on the Linux box.
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