Paul Luksch wrote: > Hello All, > > I've been “lurking” for a while but now I've really screwed up and I'm > over my head. > > I'm running a IBM T-23 laptop with dual boot (W2000/MDK10.1). I was not > able to make it boot using the 2.6 kernel but the 2.4 kernel has been > very reliable. My desktop is KDE. > > I have been trying to get my USB memory stick to work but I have lost > the /proc/bus/usb directory and the /proc/scsi directory. They did exist > at one point yesterday when I was attempting to follow the USB flash > memory How To. I have my 6 CD powerpack install set and a slow phone > connection to the Internet. Can i get the proper directories back in > place and find happiness in USB land? > > > Thanx in advance for any suggestions. paulluksch > > > The first thing to remember is that everything in the /proc directory tree is dynamic in nature, and is generated by the kernel. I believe the /proc/scsi directory is generated by the scsi_mod module. The /proc/bus/usb directory is generated by the usb file system being mounted. You may want to check to see if /etc/sysconfig/usb has "USB=yes" in it.
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