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Mounting an USB drive
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01-28-2004
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Mounting an USB drive
I can generally do it with mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbdrive but since I installed an USB webcam, I have no idea what /dev/sdxx to use.
I've tried /dev/sdb1 but it doesn't work. I only have two USB ports on this machine ( i815 chipset I believe ) & RH9 so Kernel 2.4.20. Any ideas how I could get this thing to mount without having to reboot without the webcam ? PS. yes I've tried unplugging the webcam & then doing a mount /dev/sda1 again but still no go. |
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01-28-2004
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Use lsusb to list your USB devices
You can also modify your hotplug configuration to make it automatically mount the flash disk. |
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