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I have checked and my my Atache' pen drive does mount, I know this because I opend a terminal and typed in usbview with my pendrive connected, and it got all the information about the pendrive, how can I view the contents of my pen drive...I am running on FC1
right click the desktop, click 'create new' -> hard disk ->device tab
from the drop down box pick
/dev/sda1 (/mnt/usbmem)
this will put an access icon on your desktop, just like a cd or floppy. plug in the usb memory stick and double click the icon to mount it.
regards
GT
Last edited by globeTrotter; 09-10-2004 at 05:37 PM.
after using globeTrotter suggestion I got the usb pendrive mounted and I can view the contets, but I can only mount and unmount as root, can I just add my username after user? so that my username can mount and unmount the drive?
after not getting a reply all day I decided to play around with the fstab file and got it so that anyone logged in can mount the USB pendrive, thanks for your help
I never got the command line to work. Kept coming back with mount help as if
there was a syntax error. But the fstab entry is exactly what I wanted anyway.
Works like a charm.
Glad i could help, good to see others managed to get their usb devices working too. Sorry for not being here for a few days. I went fishing over the weekend. lifes like that in the tropics!!!!!
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