Re: [ts-7000] Re: FAT USB memory stick

["Rich Wilson" <>]

(I would edit your message, but that junk on the right side makes it hard)
>> in the "/dev" folder appear also "/dev/discs", "/dev/scsi/host0/..." 
What's in /dev/scsi/host0?
Perhaps your appropriate partition isn't partition 1, but some other
partition. See what directories/device files are actually generated and adjust
your mount command appropriately.

Rich

On 7/3/07, marcolamonato <> wrote:

Kevin,

before posting I searched the group, but I didn't find anything
working for me, that's why I put the message.

I have to correct what I previously wrote, I mean after startup the
board has no "/dev/scsi/...", just "/dev/" with other dirs in it.
Then, after I execute "/usr/bin/loadUSBModules.sh", in the "/dev"
folder appear also "/dev/discs", "/dev/scsi/host0/..."
and "/dev/usb". At this time I try to "mount -t
vfat /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /mnt/usb/" and I get the
error "Invalid argument".

My usb stick memory has 128MB and has windows-generated files in it,
so it comes with a FAT filesystem. I tried to use a different
memories, always FAT, but 1Gb and 2GB now and I had the "No such
device or address" error. This failure is the same as with no stick
attached.

I don't know what to try, suggestions are really welcome.

Thanks,
Marco

--- In ts-7000%40yahoogroups.com, Kevin Cozens <> wrote:
>
> marcolamonato wrote:
> > I searched how to mount a USB memory stick, formatted with the
> > Windows FAT filesystem, on a TS-7250, but I've not been able to
have
> > this one working so far.
>
> Check the archives of this mailing list. This was discussed here
quite recently.
>
> --
> Cheers!
>
> Kevin.
>
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Borg?"
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-- 
Rich Wilson

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