Strange place to mount a USB drive!... or did you forget a space?
So: /dev/sda <space> /home/usb
The general convention is to mount uncer /mnt (although Fedora would mount under /media). Anyway, mounting a usb device is like mounting a partition and you do not indicate a partition number (like /dev/sda1).
Also, unless you added a line to fstab with the mount instructions the command '# mount /home/usb' wouldn't know what to do.
What command did you use to mount?
Have you added a line to fstab?
less important, but still, what distro do you use?
edit:just realised you posted in the RedHat forum. But since I found your post through the 0 reply option it wasn't all that clear. Maybe you could include your distro in your profile so it'll show up under your user name.
Last edited by linmix; 12-24-2005 at 05:28 AM.
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