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version please?
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Please check whether you have the package usbmount installed. Usbmount
is a package that works with udev to automount usb devices. If you got
it installed, then check /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf to make sure it
includes vfat filesystem. Usbmount's default configuration for
filesystem support only i
Unloading "ehci_hcd" to disable the High Speed mode did the trick.
Here is the new log.
Feb 25 17:23:24 xps kernel: [ 1406.985032] usb 4-1: new full speed USB device
using uhci_hcd and address 3
Feb 25 17:23:24 xps kernel: [ 1407.148585] usb 4-1: configuration #1 chosen
from 1 choice
Feb 25 17:2
I know nobody has commented on this bug in a while, but I still have the
problem...
Here is the content of /var/log/message
No error... I can mount it manually...
I tried formatting the drive and it DID solve the problem. But now that
it's broken again I don't want to do that every couple of day.
Could be linked to bug #235134, but not sure at all, this bug here being
relatively old.
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If I plug in my 250Gig FAT formated USB-Drive from Lacie it get automounted
under Gutsy Gibbon.
But if I plug in my My_Book(NTFS formated) from WD it will not get automounted.
The difference between this two drives is that the
MyBook starts automatically if it detects an connection over usb.
If
Looks like every person here has a different problem. :-)
I also have lost auto-mounting for one external Seagate drive but not
the other, ever since the Feisty upgrade, and have posted my
troubleshooting information here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/163386
Please help me troubleshoo
kubuntu gutsy -> confirmed on my 3 computers with fresh install
shame a bug like this this is still here
... how can bug n°1 be erased with such a bug.
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I can confirm multiple Gutsy (network upgraded from Fiesty) machines
have problems with multiple usb sticks and card readers, that worked
under Fiesty without issue.
A simple, but not user friendly solution is:
sudo mount -t vfat /dev/{sdb1 or such like} /media/{dir_of_choice}
Typical error seem
My OS crashed big time today, taking the \ partition down with it. I had
to rebuild the \ partition from scratch, but my \home partition survived
relatively intact. After a complete reinstall, the USB automounting
problem remained unchanged. That was a bit disappointing.
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I also have this problem on Kubuntu Gutsy installed clean. I posted
details at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=594421. I'll repeat
some of that here for convenience and add a few things.
Short description is that no USB removable FAT file system will
automount in my Kubuntu Gutsy. I have
I can confirm this bug as well. I have tried a USB-IDE enclosure, a
thumb drive, two different cameras in UMS mode, and an MP3 player in UMS
mode. They mostly have vfat filesystems, though I have tried ext3 as
well. *ALL* of them automount just fine under Edgy.
If I run "udevmonitor -e" while i
Ok, having read the vol_id source code, and dumped out my header for
/dev/sdg1 (my external disk) I think I have an idea what the problem is:
The SEAGATE drive I have has a single partition over its 250Gb. This
has a sector size of 0x2000 (according to the disk header).
vol_id internally sanity
Sadly, I've still got the problem.
I know *where* the problem is in my case, but no idea how to fix it :-(
(See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/118292)
It comes down to vol_id not recognising a vfat partition: the device entry is
created, and I can mount it by hand:
$ sudo mo
All is well (for me at least), USB automounting now working properly for
both hard-drive and pendrives.
Thankyou Ubuntu Devs
Child
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I followed the guide here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices
And posted my results here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/130367
I'm now having trouble with USB Keys as well as the removable drive -
feels like ubuntu is going backwards in terms of 'just works' :-(
This is o
Some update
Yesterday I upgraded one of my feisty boxen to gutsy (as usb automount
doesn't work on either I may as well have the newer version to see what
is going on and gutsy is due soon) upon installation / upgrade yesterday
I was able to mount my drive with 'pmount-hal sdb1' and read from it.
In response to Duncan Lithgow's recent email request I can confirm that
USB auto-mounting is still not working using the Gusty Tribe4 i386 live
cd, what's more it appears that the live cd doesn't have pmount
installed by default so mounting it that way is not a solution.
My drive is formated FAT32
I can confirm that Kubuntu 7.04 does not automatically mount external NTFS
drive.
The /dev/sdb1 is correctly created, but I have to manually give this command
pmount-hal /dev/sdb1 in order to mount it.
Can you fix it, please?
Xwang
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This bug is infact a complete show stopper for me as I have just clocked
that I cannot write to my external drive from Feisty using either pmount
or sudo mount. I'm going to have to migrate back to dapper in order to
use my hardware properly this is a bad thing.
Can someone with the power mark thi
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Seagate here as well. 250GB
However, not only will the drive not mount as NTFS or HFS+ (tried both),
when I boot into windows I get an error saying the drive needs
formatted!
I replicated this problem 3(!) times. Twice on my laptop and once on my
desktop (both feisty).
I formatted the drive as
Thanks Robotgenius
I actually used the tip above of calling "pmount-hal /dev/sdb" and that
worked ok but as you say it isn't pretty. I'm really trying to get a
bunch of my mates to migrate over to ubuntu and this sort of stuff will
put them off straight away, if it doesn't work first time it doesn
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Subject: [Bug 102097] Re: Auto mount does not work for USB drive
> Please can we get this bug fixed?
>
> I've just updated my laptop from Dapper to Feisty as I was having such a
> great experie
Please can we get this bug fixed?
I've just updated my laptop from Dapper to Feisty as I was having such a
great experience with it on my desktop and I've backed up my home folder
to my 320gb Seagate USB drive and now it won't auto mount in KDE (my 2gb
USB pendrive works fine) so I have a lovely c
Again a Seagate external hard disk.
I can mount it fine via command line, but it doesn't auto mount as it
used to in edgy.
OS: Clean install of Feisty
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Bought a new external WD 320GB HD (MYBOOK). It works out of the
box...!!!
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Same problem: I have a Seagate 250Gb external hard disk, udev correctly creates
the entry in /dev, but nothing appears in /media (which, under 6.10, it did).
The filesystem type is vfat.
I have a "udevcontrol log_priority=debug" daemon.log for the attach if that is
useful to anybody. It shows t
I have the same problem on Kubuntu 7.04, but not with all devices.
It works fine with a Sandisk USB-stick, an Apple Ipod nano or an
external harddrive by Western Digital. It does not work with an external
harrdrive by Maxtor, though I can mount manually using "pmount-hal
/dev/sda1" . I had no prob
I deleted my linux partions (had kept a backup of important data).
I installed Ubuntu (7.04)
my external HD is correcly mounted.
I installed the ntfs mount utility in order to read and write both to internal
and external devices. Can read/ write to all my ntfs devices.
I install Kubuntu-desktop u
I just finished installing ubuntu-desktop. Again I have the same
problem. A pop-up window informs me that the external HD cannot be
mounted because it was not properly removed from a Windows session and
suggests to ntfsfix, reboot twice in WIndows or force mount... Remeber
that when I run the Ubunt
I've downloaded both Kubuntu 7.04 & Ubuntu 7.04. I started my pc with Kubuntu
live cd and after everything was loaded I turned off my external usb HD. Again
I had the same problem (see above).
I followed the same procedure, only that time I had Ubuntu live cd to start
with. Guess what... my ex
sorry, I meant turnd ON my external HD and NOT turned off.
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Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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I have an external HD 120GB, connected with usb to my laptop (sony vaio
vgn-sz3xp). When I had Kubuntu 6.10 the drive was automounted correctly.
Upgrading to 7.04 automount (for the HD) does not work correctly anymore. A
usb toggle I have (2gb Transcend) automounts correctly.
Steps taken to cor
Problem still occurs, with latest Kubuntu 7.04 - devices are added to /dev but
are not automounted (kde shows dialog informing about a new device but the
drives are not mounted)
the device is a usb harddrive - 80GB
hope it gets fixed
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I have exactly the same problem with a "generic" 250 GB USB drive.
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I'm having the same problems with my external hard drive. It was auto
mounted in Edgy but doesn't work with the latest version of Feisty
(updated beta).
Yet, my USB key auto mounts well. I noticed that we are experiencing
these difficulties with nearly the same external hard disk.
So it might com
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