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Hello dukes... I got one that may stomp alot of you!!!
I'm running RH9.0
Searched Google with no luck. Searched here with no luck.
I'm guessing it is not yet ...
- 12-10-2003 #1Just Joined!
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Sony MicroVault USM128U2 - How to make this sucker work!!!
Hello dukes... I got one that may stomp alot of you!!!
I'm running RH9.0
Searched Google with no luck. Searched here with no luck.
I'm guessing it is not yet supported in Linux at all...
So here goes... Anyone know how to get the Sony MicroVault werking w/ Linux?
MODEL #: USM128U2
- 12-10-2003 #2
What exactly is it?
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- 12-10-2003 #3
Its a flash/thumb drive it should work.
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Its a USB Storage Device... check this link http://www.sony.net/Products/Microvault/... But no mention of Linux support at all on Sony's pages...
Ok then... its awesome that it should werk... but how???
me is still a
n00b
at Linux... how do I get that sucker to work? :banghead:
- 12-10-2003 #5Well use google and find out i was giving you a pointer that it should work which means that it should work keep trying. And being a n00b does not give you a good reason to be lazy. This forum is here to help when ur stuck not to write tutorials on how you can do things.
Originally Posted by birdofprey
A usb thumb drive will be detected as a scsi disk i beleive you need devfs in the kernel aswell as USB support and maybe scsi(Not sure about this?).
There plenty of pointers which i found in 2secs on google
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WoW... I'm not beeing lazy... If you read above... I did search google for drivers or any info... I did not come up with anything relating to that device and linux... That is why I began with
I don't understand the flaming!!!Hello dukes... I got one that may stomp alot of you!!!
gee... sorry if I caused you any trouble Giro!
Now you have given some useful pointers that I can go research...I shall now do as instructed!!! ThanksA usb thumb drive will be detected as a scsi disk i beleive you need devfs in the kernel aswell as USB support and maybe scsi(Not sure about this?).
- 12-10-2003 #7Linux Engineer
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birdofprey, have a nose at the post linked below
http://www.this_site_does_not_exist/...ght=usb+memory
- 12-10-2003 #8
Its not a flame it just took me 2 seconds to find lots of info so im sorry i assumed you hadnt even tried though you said you had.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...+linux&spell=1
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=Google+Search
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Thanks Chris H... will try that once me get home tonight. :rock:
Sorry about the confusion Giro... I thought you where flaming because I had mentioned searching in the first post. The problem is I did not search apropriately. I just tried usgin 'MicroVaul + USM128US' but not a more general search, ie. 'thumb drive etc'. I guess I should have thought of doing a more general search on thumb drives and not just a specific search for the exact model thumb drive I have...
:banghead:
- 12-11-2003 #10
Just a few tips with googling for Linux stuff: don't necessarily look for the word "driver." And if at first you don't succeed, drop the model name/number/manufacturer out and revert to generic terms (usb thumbdrive).
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