lucky13

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Posted: Feb. 16 2007,18:34 |
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How are you trying to mount it? Hotplug should auto-detect it and set up a mount point sequentially with the recognized filesystem. So the first mount point for a flash device should be sda1, the second would be sdb1, etc. If the device (assuming it's a thumbdrive) is the first one you plug in, you should be able to either mount it simply with "sudo mount /mnt/sda1" from command line or with the right click on /mnt/sda1 in emelfm as described elsewhere. I've never had to assign filesystem types when mounting thumbdrives, flash camera devices, or mp3 players with hotplug.
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