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Hi Jeff |
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Le lundi 17 avril 2006 à 10:52 -0400, Jeff a écrit : |
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> Is the USB key in question formatted with a FAT partition by chance? |
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I think, if it was a format problem, I would see a /dev/sda1 node, but |
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wouldn't be able to mount it. I don't even see that /dev/sda1 , and |
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fdisk has no access to /dev/sda (to reformat the disk) |
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> If |
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> so, you may need to load the vfat module as root, or, build vfat |
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> (Windows FAT32) filesystem support into your kernel, or perhaps, add an |
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> entry for the USB key in your /etc/fstab if you already have vfat support. |
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Thanks, but I already have vfat selected in kernel (not as module) and a |
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fstab entry. Furthermore, the same USB disk has worked once before (with |
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small files). |
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If only it was such a stupid mistake ! (I'm used to such "user bugs", |
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but this time, I've got the sad feeling I did everything correctly...) |
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Thanks for the help. |
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> Sláinte! |
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Merci, |
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Fred |
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> Princess Leia gets her first look at the Millennium Falcon. |
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> Princess Leia: |
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> You came in that thing? You're braver than I thought! |
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I don't want my chinese guests to say the same things about my gentoo |
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laptop ! |
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