The device might have changed names - from /dev/sdb to /dev/sda/c/d/e
etc

Can you see the device with:

# fdisk -l

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Subject: USB disks

I have a laCie auxiliary disk which has been working on a 2.4.21-53
RedHat system. The disk was accidently turned off during the
afternoon. Now I cannot get the device recognized by the system
again. The system can't open /dev/sdb.

I was able to mount the disk on a newer RedHat system, but I need to
get it working on the previous system.

What should I do next?


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