Anyway... Although I didn't figured out what is going on I also want to ask related to the this problem: Any time that I plug in my USB reader it gets another name in the /dev tree for example the first time I pluged it in I get: /dev/sda when I unplugged it and replug it again I get : /dev/sdb etc... etc... I think this is related to my problem... How can I remove the faulty /dev/.. links? This doesn't happen with my USB flash thumb drive that automounts fine , and every time I plug it in I get: /dev/sdb1
Please Help..!! Στις Πεμ 17 Ιουλ 2003 11:58, ο/η manolis έγραψε: > Hi, > I have a transcend CF reader with USB interface. > When I connect it to my system (mdk 9.1). > It does show up in dev/sda and also at the /dev/scsi/.... tree > BUT it doesn't automount. > When I try to mount it manually it tells me about read write error or error > in file system. ( I tried auto,vfat,msdos) > (Another USB flash drive that I have (64MB) it is working fine!) > I am pretty newbie in linux so I have some questions: > > 1. When a device attaches itshelf on /dev tree does this "automatically" > mean that the device is ALSO supported? > 2. If the #1 is no , how can I find if it is supported? ( I know the device > can work with generic USB storage support from winXP). > > Any help for the setup of the drive is wanted.... > > Thank you in advance. > Manolis -- ___________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Enter the fields of battle at ... http://www.kingsofchaos.com/page.php?id=795528 ___________________________________ There are 10 types of humans. Those who understand computers, and those who don't.
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