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I had a debian install with a 2.6.2 kernel that didn't have any problems auto recognizing usb flash drives. I upgraded to the 2.6.3 kernel and now the flash drive ...
- 11-28-2006 #1Just Joined!
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usb flash drives
I had a debian install with a 2.6.2 kernel that didn't have any problems auto recognizing usb flash drives. I upgraded to the 2.6.3 kernel and now the flash drive does not auto recognize, and when I go to su root and enter mount /dev/sda1 /mnt then it shows up but it won't let me write to it on two out of three machines. On the third machine, when I have mounted it as root then it lets my user write to it.
Also, when I pull the flash drive out, I can't un mount it until I have logged out of the current gui session.
What should I do? Can I get these machines so they will auto mount the flash drives? I also have a newer flash drive that isn't recognized by any of the machines, it is a Memorex Traveldrive.
Thanks in advance.
Tom
- 11-29-2006 #2Linux User
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hi
try upgrade your kernel to 2.6.18.3
- 11-29-2006 #3Just Joined!
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oops
I wrote the wrong kernel number. I currently have a 2.6.8-3 kernel. It seems like the 2.6.8-2 kernel I had last also had a package that seems to no longer be available called "usbmount" or something like that. I would really like to get the usb flash drives working.
thanks!


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