roberts


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Posted: Oct. 04 2003,16:37 |
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Would you please consider adding the following to the distro.
insmod usb-storage
The module is already there, just add the command in the boot up sequence.
That way everyone could mount their pen drives etc.
A great big plus would be to change the /etc/fstab with something like:
/dev/sda /mnt/auto/usb auto user,noauto,exec,umask-000 0 0 mkdir /mnt/auto/usb ln -s /mnt/auto/usb /mnt/usb
The above mods adds the usb device to the mount.app utility, which would make it a dream for a newbie to mount their usb devices.
Plus that way I don't have to remaster to get these things that I find so useful. Thanks
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