Most of the USB drives come with a FAT partition (until MS says
otherwise), including the NAND flash "thumb" drives, so they do have a
volume label, though it may be an empty string, and the volume label can
be set as usual. There may be special case devices that have some sort
of proprietary encrypted filesystem, but the ones I have played with
have a normal FAT filesystem.
Alan Brown wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006, Barry L. Bond wrote:
Hey, Kern, Arno and Josh!
I GOT IT -- I GOT IT -- I GOT IT! :-)
This is also the behaviour you'll see if you set a filesystem Volume
label.
And, the SimpleTech drive. It is another USB device. I want to
have
a directory in /media called simpletech created if this drive is turned
on/connected/mounted. Guess what I see when I turn it on?
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Dec 31 02:43 simpletech/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ldir /media/simpletech/
Do these devices have volume labels or have you been having to resort
to other means?
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