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Ok,i am on me laptop with debian on it (i need to update me profile... so please ignore what it says in me profile)... so... i have searched for this, ...
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    Can't find USB which i need to mount and get stuff of a stick...

    Ok,i am on me laptop with debian on it (i need to update me profile... so please ignore what it says in me profile)... so... i have searched for this, i read the posts and did what they told the person to do... stuff like

    try mounting /dev/sda or /dev/sg0
    with no avil...

    i also apt-get install sg3-utils and then ran the command sg_scan -i... also with no luck

    i also checked /proc/bus/usb/devices and there is nothing writen there... i dont even know the usb model thigy (hmm techniqual... thingy)...

    so, how can i solve me problem... i dont know what kernel i have forgot the command of that... grr, damm homework, taking important stuff from brane...

    i have debian... installed it off the net (finally got the net work card working and the GUI on it, and the mouse... yay)... but i need the usb...


    i have a Toshiba Tecra 8000... for a laptop (please dont laugh, its me mucking laptop). um, thats all i can say...

    please help me again.... thank-you

    if you need any more info, just ask
    GAH!!!

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    First, you need an empty folder to mount the device in, so run
    Code:
    mkdir /mnt/usb
    Then command should be
    Code:
    mount -t vfat /dev/sda0 /mnt/usb
    Run
    Code:
    man mount
    to check for more options on mounting the drive as read-write, giving users access, ect.[/code]

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