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Hi I dont speak english very well but i'll try I need to know which USB devices are conected to my computer. Well for this i can go to /proc/bus/usb ...
  1. 03-16-2007 #1
    megadofer
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    Detect USB's

    Hi
    I dont speak english very well but i'll try
    I need to know which USB devices are conected to my computer. Well for this i can go to /proc/bus/usb and with "cat devices" i see this. Another metod is with comand lsusb.
    Well its ok but now i want to know for every usb conected, the correspondence /dev/sd* because without this, its impossible to mount...
    There's some comand or file that say... (USB acer... "the device" that knows with lsusb or cat device) is detected to /dev/sdb2 for exemple.
    Thanks for all and excuse me for bad english :S
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    Perhaps dmesg will give you the info you seek?
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    Maybe but it's a little complicate with SH... :S I would like to find some way much easier to do the same.

    Thanks
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