starslight

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Posted: Aug. 02 2007,00:28 |
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Quote (stupid_idiot @ Aug. 01 2007,18:10) | 1. lsusb - Lists all USB devices. Check that your pendrive is detected.
2. If not, I would check to see the USB 2.0 host module is loaded: lsmod Scroll up and down (Shift+PgUp/PgDn) and see if either "usb-ehci" or "usb-ohci" is loaded. If not, try modprobe: modprobe usb-ehci - For motherboard with Intel chipset modprobe usb-ohci - For other brands (nVidia, SiS, VIA, etc) Also make sure that "usb-storage" is loaded. If not, then: modprobe usb-storage
3. Try all possible device names: mount -t vfat /dev/sdXX mountpoint sda, sdb, sdc, sdd... sda1, sdb1, sdc1, sdd1... |
Thanks for your help! I used lsusb and it was able to detect my usb key. I then ran lsmod and everything thing is loaded.. And finally I am still not able to mount using any of the common names. Where do I go from here?
thanks again
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