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I didn't read your initial message close enough. I meant to change my post latter but got interrupted.
Your system is recognizing the drive, and I don't see errors posted.
Try looking at the output of "sudo /usr/sbin/rchal status". If you did see a device, but it wouldn't mount, I would think that one possibility is the the kde media manager wasn't running.
You might look at the output of "lsmod | grep hci". If one of the usb modules is missing that could be the cause of the problem. I don't remember which is which among ohci_hcd, ehci_hcd and uhci_hcd. One is for USB1.0, the others are for USB2.0 but I think it depends on your hardware which is used.
Distribution: slackware 12.0, Vector Linux STD 6.0 and 5.8, ZenWalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9
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I didn't read your initial message close enough. I meant to change my post latter but got interrupted.
Your system is recognizing the drive, and I don't see errors posted.
Try looking at the output of "sudo /usr/sbin/rchal status". If you did see a device, but it wouldn't mount, I would think that one possibility is the the kde media manager wasn't running.
You might look at the output of "lsmod | grep hci". If one of the usb modules is missing that could be the cause of the problem. I don't remember which is which among ohci_hcd, ehci_hcd and uhci_hcd. One is for USB1.0, the others are for USB2.0 but I think it depends on your hardware which is used.
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