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Hi, I'm a linux gnome newbie since Christmas time. By accidently, about a month ago, I somehow deleted my internet and went searching on the internet to find out how ...
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    USB not connected

    Hi, I'm a linux gnome newbie since Christmas time.

    By accidently, about a month ago, I somehow deleted my internet and went searching on the internet to find out how I did it but before I did that, I tried rebooting it completely and of course, newbie here, I pressed buttons and changed a few settings. I got my internet back but this isn't the problem.

    Everytime I put something into one of the USB ports, nothing happens; USB memory stick, USB phone cable. I don't know what to do.

    Please help.I'm sorry if I've posted this in the wrong message board. I'm new to this too.

    Thanks in advance.

    xx

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    If I understood correctly then before the USB mounter automatically but now it's not. I suggest the you mount it manually and see whether it is working then. You will have to create a mount point and mount it using the mount command. Since I see that you are a newbie here is an example.

    This code creates a mount point
    Code:
    mkdir /mnt/usb
    Now the real mounting
    Code:
    mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usb
    now go into the usb
    Code:
    cd /mnt/usb
    ls
    If you still encounter problem reply back .
    Only if I could understand the man pages
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    Ahh thank you so much!!

    Now, do i run that in a terminal or do i have to set up an folder somehow?

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    terminal

    run the above commands in terminal
    Only if I could understand the man pages
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