On Sun, Dec 01, 2002 at 05:32:26PM -0800, Munagala Ramanath wrote: > --- Francisco Alcaraz Ariza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have conected a Nikon 755 under 9.0 and has work like a charm. > > > > After be sure usb, usb-core, usb-storage and ide-scsi modules are > > loaded I > > created a directory to be mounted (mkdir -m 777 /mnt/camera). > > > > Then, after have usb-pluged the camera, I did: > > mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/camera > > My problem is that the /dev/sda* files are not created. The modules Do you have sd_mod loaded? try loading it manually or adding
add above usb-storege sd_mod into /etc/modules.conf I also managed to make the thingie automount by adding something like REGISTER ^scsi<something>target0/lun0/part1$ EXEC mount /dev/sda1 to a file included from /etc/devfsd.conf but I have no GNU/Linux system available here to reproduce the exact syntax. When I tried supermount I was not able to read several hundred KiB from the flash reader without replugging it and the system eventually locked up. I did not find a way to deregister the device after unmounting it so that it automounts next time it is plugged in. I can do ls -l scsi<something>lun0 which makes the dev/sda1 go away. I think I can even use eject to do that. But I did not find a way to make it autoeject when I unmount and unplug it. I wonder what would be the proper solution for more complex cases where more than one reader is used, or other scsi(-emulation) drivers are needed. I have no idea how multi-card readers would be used as one would probably like to exhange cards in some slots w/o unplugging the reader. -- Michal Suchanek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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