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Originally posted by membrax
try this once :
- log as normal user
- create mountpoint "archos" (for instance) under /mnt
basic example --->> "cd /" "cd mnt" "mkdir archos"
- issue the command "su" (without quotes obviously) in a console
- fill in the root password
- try to mount manually still as root "mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/archos"
- then via a file browser, try to read the folder (which is actually a mountpoint) /mnt/archos
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I'm using "Fedora Core release 1 (Yarrow)" (the next redhat...), an clean install.
I just followed the QUOTED instructions, everything is terribly fine
in a very Old PC (USB1.1, AMD K6-2 533).
Then I can copy to and from HDD via USB interface.
Mount HDD via USB interface (Fedora)
