Walter,
I think it's time to get the information straight from your machine.
run the following command line and paste the results into an email to this list
dmesg | grep "/dev/"
do it with the usb unplugged and then plug it and do it again.
also see if there are any mentions of usb in the system logs, you can
do "grep -l usb *" in /var/log/ as root to get a listing of all files
that have the string usb in them somewhere.
you need to be root so that you can read the files.
from what you have posted so far it looks like you haven't yet
confirmed that the usb is working,
and if that's the case attempting to mount anything will be an
exercise in frustration.
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 18:44:47 +0000, walter freihube
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have tried all suggestions to no avail. The only command which gave any
> hope is mount{single space}/dev/fco with the last character being a
> alphameric not numeric as I had expected. The box's reply was "cant find in
> /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab"
. Even though I entered all commands from / .
> Trying to get to /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab resulted in permission denied.
> Please pretty please somebody help me further, there is progress however
> slow. My redhat 7 book says ide designations start with /dev/hd[letter]
> what if my sys. is SCSI the book does not cover this point..WF.
>
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