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As I´m new in Linux - Ubuntu, I know how to read and copy from a flash disk by mounting the device:
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /xxx/yyyy -t vfat,
is the command I use. But I would like to know if there is any chance of doing the same but in a automatic way. By other side, when I make the /xxx/yyy equal to /home/hernani,the sistem don't work. Why?
Sorry my poor english, but I only study english for 3 years there is 35 years ago.
Thanks,
Hernani
now, since you are using ubuntu, it will automatically detect the drive and mount in in /mnt/flash (make sure you create a folder named "flash" in /mnt)
and the "umask=000 " is necessary for vfat.
hope this helps you.
now, since you are using ubuntu, it will automatically detect the drive and mount in in /mnt/flash (make sure you create a folder named "flash" in /mnt)
and the "umask=000 " is necessary for vfat.
hope this helps you.
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