Lexar JumpDrive and SCSI
 

sorry if this is a re-post, i think i remember seeing information about the jumpdrive here...

i recently bought a lexar jumpdrive, and read a little about how to mount it in linux.

apparently i just create a directory in /mnt for the device, and use the mount command like so...
mount /dev/sca0 /mnt/jump -t vfat

logical, right? made sense to me, but the only thing is, i don't have a /dev/sca0 block device or sca1, sca2, etc... i do have a directory in /dev called 'scsi'.

any clue how to get those devices set up so i can use this thing? my guess is that scsi isn't compiled into my kernel (i don't use any other scsi devices), if so, how can i work that in?

thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide!!!

regards,
c.m. hobbs

I am using RedHat 9, and mine maps to /dev/sda1. A fairly easy way to find out what it gets mapped to is to use 'dmesg' and find the output talking about SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices.

thanks! it did default to sda1. i was kinda worried there for a while ;)