tonymoloney


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Posted: Aug. 07 2007,06:57 |
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I'm running DSL from the hard disk on an old IBM Aptiva and it's running fine, except... When I boot the machine it sees the USB port and says it is being managed by hotplug. However, when I plug in my flash drive (and it HAS got data on it), I can't find it anywhere. Even if I boot the system with the drive plugged in, I still can't find it. I've used emelfm and looked into every directory and subdirectory without success. This system dual-boots DSL and Win98SE and Windoze can't see the drive either, but that's no surprise as Win98 tends to need special drivers for any USB drive, but I thought DSL would be able to handle it. I'm running DSL 3.4 and I have 128Mb RAM and the kernel reports as Linux 2.4.26 Tony
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