When I insert my flash drive mounts automatically. It used to mount
under directory /media/3012-E8F4, the name chosen by the manufacturer.
But since I downloaded a directory of data onto the flash drive from someone
else's computer, the drive mounts under directory /media/e `fontenc'.
The new
That name (3012-E8F4) is taken from the volume label. If you reformat
the drive with the previous label you should be back in business.
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 1:15 AM, Ralph Boland rpbol...@gmail.com wrote:
When I insert my flash drive mounts automatically. It used to mount
under directory
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On 10-09-23 06:36 AM, : robert-william : lewko wrote:
That name (3012-E8F4) is taken from the volume label. If you reformat
the drive with the previous label you should be back in business.
Actually that name is generated from the UUID when there is no label.
You can change the label to
You can also obtain a block device's UUID by using blkid:
# blkid /dev/sda1
/dev/sda1: UUID=d53a60b0-a1c4-4489-a7e9-10b6ee5c7cf2 SEC_TYPE=ext2
TYPE=ext3
On 9/23/2010 8:39 AM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
On 10-09-23 06:36 AM, : robert-william : lewko wrote:
That name (3012-E8F4) is taken from
That's what I get for answering a tech question before 7:00am!!!
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 8:39 AM, Gustin Johnson gus...@echostar.ca wrote:
On 10-09-23 06:36 AM, : robert-william : lewko wrote:
That name (3012-E8F4) is taken from the volume label. If you reformat
the drive with the previous
Actually that name is generated from the UUID when there is no label.
You can change the label to something more friendly. How you do this
depends on the file system. FAT32 file systems can be a little tricky
to do under Linux (it is doable just not intuitive).
You can also have a specific
Tho change the drive label under linux one needs to install the mtools
package (at least that is what it is called in Debian/Ubuntu). Read
the man pages, it is not hard to use just not obvious.
If you have a windows PC you can change the label from Administrative
Tools - Computer Management -
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