 | | | USB memory device problems | USB memory device problems 2005-08-05 - By Stephen Mah
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I don't have that problem.
However, it does not mount it automatically to /media/LEXAR_MEDIA (is it
supposed to?)
It creates the folder /media/LEXAR_MEDIA (when I attach the usb drive),
but I had to type:
mount /media/LEXAR_MEDIA to mount it.
my /var/log/messages
Aug 5 17:34:23 redbull fstab-sync[12118]: added mount point
/media/LEXAR_MEDIA for /dev/sda1
Aug 5 17:34:27 redbull kernel: SELinux: initialized (dev sda1, type
vfat), uses genfs_contexts
Aug 5 17:35:16 redbull kernel: usb 1-6: USB disconnect, address 21
Aug 5 17:35:16 redbull fstab-sync[12205]: removed mount point
/media/LEXAR_MEDIA for /dev/sda1
When I pull the device out, I am able to re-insert the device and
successfully mount it.
steve
Carl Riches wrote:
>
> I am having a problem reliably using USB memory devices under:
>
> Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS release 4 (Nahant Update 1)
>
> I see that there a bugzilla report (136467) for this problem under
> FC3, opened October 2004. Here is what I've found under RHEL 4 WS:
>
> - Do _not_ have a Nautilus window open:
> - Insert a LEXAR JumpDrive into a USB slot. The device mounts to:
> /media/LEXAR_MEDIA
> and displays an icon on the desktop. Do _not_ view this device via
> Nautilus. Remove the device without umounting it. I can no longer
> mount the device without rebooting the computer.
> - Insert a LEXAR JumpDrive into a USB slot. The device mounts to:
> /media/LEXAR_MEDIA
> and displays an icon on the desktop. Do _not_ view this device via
> Nautilus. Umount the device via the command line and remove it.
> Reinsert the device into a USB slot (it doesn't matter which one).
> I can no longer mount the device without rebooting the computer.
> - Insert a LEXAR JumpDrive into a USB slot. The device mounts to:
> /media/LEXAR_MEDIA
> and displays an icon on the desktop. Do _not_ view this device via
> Nautilus. Umount the device via the icon's right-click menu and
> remove it. Reinsert the device into a USB slot (it doesn't matter
> which one). I can no longer mount the device without rebooting the
> computer.
>
> There are similar problems when Nautilus is open, but the user must
> log out to trigger the error. Has anyone else seen this under RHEL 4?
>
> Carl
>
> Carl G. Riches
> Software Engineer
> Department of Mathematics
> Box 354350 voice: 206-543-5082 or 206-616-3636
> University of Washington fax: 206-543-0397
> Seattle, WA 98195-4350 internet: riches@(protected)
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