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'On Saturday 06 May 2006 11:57, Thierry de Coulon wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I've got an usb multi-card reader. The device does work, however since I |
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> run Gentoo it behaves a little different than before. Previously the reader |
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> would be indentified on boot (usually reserving /dev/sda to /dev/sdd). I |
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> set up those drives in /etc/fstab and created devices on the desktop to |
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> mount them as user. |
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> Since using Gentoo the reader apparently is not seen on boot (if no card is |
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> plugged in). When I plug a card in and try to mount it I get an error |
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> message (no such device). However, if I open a shell, fdisk the device, |
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> quit fdisk and close the shell, I can mount the card... |
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> So my guess is that I am missing a small something in my setup but I can't |
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> find what. |
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> Note that this is annoying, not much more :) |
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> Thierry |
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Sounds like you might be missing a module on startup , try adding |
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"usb-storage" to the module autoloading script for your kernel. |
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