tsao.terence wrote:
> I just brought a TS7260 and I plugged in a USB thumb drive. I want to read
> and write data files to the thumb drive.
>
> From my novice understanding is that I need to first mount the USB, so I
> performed the command "mount -t usbdevfs none /proc/bus/usb".
>
> Then I should be able to access that USB just like how I access a folder
> right?? Where and How would I do that?
No :) You mounted something completely different that had little or
nothing to do with the key. You need to mount the key with a line
something like this
mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt
Substitute vfat for the actual fs on the key (if it's a key from your
Windows box it's probably vfat) and 90% of the time /dev/sda1 will be
right. It is possible for the key to end up on another /dev/sdX device
like sdb, sdc, ect the easiest way to find out where the key got
attached to is to plug in the key then run dmesg, it will spit out a
bunch of text and near the end you should find reference to finding the
key and attaching it to /dev/sd<something>. You may also need to insert
the usb_storage module if it isn't being done already.
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Jason Stahls
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