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i'm a newbie (been using linux for 5 days! ). i researched on mounting a flask disk on redhat 9 on the net for 2-3 days already. the problem is, ...
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- 07-14-2005 #1Just Joined!
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USB mounting on RH 9.0
i'm a newbie (been using linux for 5 days! ). i researched on mounting a flask disk on redhat 9 on the net for 2-3 days already. the problem is, it only worked on my own Muvo 2.0 (128MB), that means it recognizes mine alone. i tried mounting other flashdisk including Muvo owned by my friends, but to no avail.i tried the follwing commands:
/etc/fstab
"/dev/sda1 /mnt/usb auto noauto,user,rw 0 0
/bin
i created a text file that contains:
"mount /dev/sda1"
/mnt
created a mount point:
"/mnt/usb" or a "usb" folder
still i tried this...
/mnt/usbhd
mkdir /mnt/usbhd
then plugged the USB..
%mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbhd
and i got the error w/c says something like "bash: %mount not a command"???
still tried another...
cat /proc/pci|grep -i -usb
and i got a message about VIA blah..blah..blah...
i tried the follwing after...
"modprobe sg" <- modprobe not a command????
the Q is, will anyone patient enough to tell me about this???
i am planning to use RH 9 linux as a server for our website project...thanx guys!!!!
- 07-14-2005 #2
OK, we'll try the obvious first (just incase)
you did type mount (not %mount) if the command was copied then % could well have just been the shell prompt like ">"
you are the root user for this ?
The commands may not be in your PATH as a non-root user
() to show your pathCode:echo $PATH
if they were I would expect permission denied or 'only root can do that'
typejust after putting the stick in to show what device the usb stick has been assigned to (there's a lot of output you just want the end of it....Code:dmesg
Sorry if you know all that , worth checking though
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- 07-14-2005 #3
PS, I don't think you're supposed to cross-post here (the board)
Just come across this in Redhat group....
Cheers IanRegisterd Linux user #119296
- 07-15-2005 #4Just Joined!
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thanx...i'll try this and i'll be back..


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