Yes, you are right. The usb device does take /dev/sda1. I just got
one. My wife bought it for me for Christmas and I have it on my
machine waiting to get something going with it. The replacement of my
large drive which was now sda1 and nos is sdb1 is strange indeed, but
I am getting used to it
Usually when a usb storage device is detected, saveconfig proposed
/mnt/sda1 as an option.
For info, the lsusb command gives the list of the detected usb devices.
Besides it, if you want to take in account the conf files from the
floppy, despite the issue, it is possible to write a short
script w
So you're saying to boot from the CD and *then* do the copy each time? And the
card is actually a USB card reader, which uses flash memory cards.
Terrence
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I have no particular information about a pcmcia card reader.
Can you consider to simply copy the configuration files from the
floppy?
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Hmm...I don't happen to have and can't afford a USB key (at the moment). Would
the card reader work?
Thanks,
Terrence
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Hello,
A usb key is a small stick which includes flash memory. 64 or 128 Mo
are very common. This is even proposed as one of the tool of a swiss
army knife .
Besides it, once under Yasr, you may want to reinstall the
configuratio
OK, I did manage to change permissions on my card reader. But when I
do "saveconfig", it doesn't give me a choice to save to the card
reader. So I just copied the files off the floppy. Is that good
enough?
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