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12-11-2003 #11Just Joined!
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Hey Chris H... that link you posted worked out awesome... I still have to implement alot of things from it... but at least I was able to access the MircoVault thingie and install the ATI Radeon 9800 PRO AIW driver I had on it. I didn't check to see if I could write to it... and also its still a manual process of mounting and unmouting... gotta read that Thread to get it to mount auto... rock on dude
:rock: thanks a bunch
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12-11-2003 #12Linux Engineer
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Glad to hear it
Originally Posted by birdofprey
Hey Chris H... that link you posted worked out awesome... I still have to implement alot of things from it... but at least I was able to access the MircoVault thingie and install the ATI Radeon 9800 PRO AIW driver I had on it. I didn't check to see if I could write to it... and also its still a manual process of mounting and unmouting... gotta read that Thread to get it to mount auto... rock on dude :rock: thanks a bunch
Hope you get further than I did though. I couldn't get to write to it as user, no problem as root though. BTW RH should pick it up if you have the microvault connected at boot up.
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12-12-2003 #13Linux Guru
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You never got it to let users write to it, Chris? I had mine working with an fstab entry I found in a thread here about it (before I burned the drive up).
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12-12-2003 #14Linux Engineer
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Nope, 2 seperate installs of RH9 but it would never give me permissions to write to it
Still, all the other distros since work fine.
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11-16-2005 #15Just Joined!
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MicroVault
I hope I am posting a reply, I'm new to this forum and not quite sure if this is a reply or a new post,I find thi site a trifle confusing
Anyway, my Micro Vault refused to work under Red Hat Fedora 3. But after I upgraded to Fedora 4 ir works fine, read write, tranfer info betwen desk top and lap top (both Fedora 4) and a windows machine. Just plug in to a USB port and it is auto mounted and good to go.
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11-17-2005 #16Linux Guru
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You do realise that this thread was started back in 2003, right? Originally Posted by GeorgeInMaine
Life is complex, it has a real part and an imaginary part.
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11-18-2005 #17Just Joined!
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Actually I didn't. Do these threds ever get purged?
But in my defense my problems with Sony Micro Vaultr only went away a few weeks ago. I was able to ressurect it from a desk drawer after upgrading to Fedora 4. So I have to assume that there are other people who would be helped by knowing this.
Well, I SAID it was a defense :o
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11-18-2005 #18Linux Guru
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Generally not unless someone says something naughty and it gets so out of hand the mods can't fix it. Originally Posted by GeorgeInMaine
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