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If the problem is that your device is not mounted automatically you can |
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simply try |
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mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/whatever |
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with the appropriate device and folder as root. |
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Apart from that you could check /etc/fstab for the "auto"-argument. |
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Or if this doesn't work you can check dmesg to see what happens to your |
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device. |
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Apart from this: |
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You SHOULD do emerge -u world. However emerge -uD world might be smarter... |
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Also don't forget to update your config-files with dispatch-conf or |
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etc-update. |
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hth |
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Paul |
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sdoma wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> |
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> there is it again ... |
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> I've upgraded my system and things stop working. :((( |
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> |
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> After the upgrade there is no device coming up if I plug in an USB |
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> device. |
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> I'm on a stable (x86) system and I would need my USB disks just now. Any |
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> way to fix this quick? |
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> |
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> Thanks |
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> Frank |
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