"Vincent Meyer, MD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have a Hyundai 30gb USB hard drive, which works fine with windows. > As of this afternoon's cooker upgrade, it seems to work fine with > Linux as well, but with a minor snag. The drive has to be plugged > in at boot time for the entries to be made in /dev. If the drive is > plugged in later, it appears that the usb driver for disk drives > loads, but no /dev entries are created so the drive can't be > mounted.
hum hum ... you use usb mass storage driver ? what happens if you rmmod it then modprobe it again ?
