Hopefully this will be a simple question.
How can I configure my debian system to read my USB flash key (drive)?
Under SuSE, the system saw the device as a SCSI device and worked quite well.
I am using a very recently downloaded version of Sarge testing on an AMD based PC. I can provide more system
info if necessary.
Have a good afternoon one and all Walt L. Williams
One way is to use udev. To use that, see my post with subject:
how I got usb sticks and card reads mounted/unmounted automatically (using udev)
dated 08/11/04 00:26 in this mailing list.
Another method is to see what dmesg command shows when you plug in your USB flash key. It would shown as sda or sbb or sdc etc. Then make a mount point, e.g. /media/usbkey, and put a line in your fstab which points /dev/sdx (where x is what your flashkey was detected as in dmesg) to this mount point. Then plug in the key and do "mount /media/usbkey" to mount the key. Still, google is your friend to get more details.
->HS
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