On Sat, 1 Apr 2000, Ron Forrester wrote:
> As far as USB progress, I modprobe'd usb-storage, and plugged the
> camera in (I have verbose scsi logging on -- but where does it log
> to?), and 'cat /proc/scsi/scsi' does not list a new device.
It logs to syslog, but syslog is probably throwing the messages away.
Edit your /etc/syslog.conf to include a line like:
kern.debug /var/log/kernel
That should capture all the messages to a file called /var/log/kernel
> However, there is a file '/proc/scsi/usbscsi0/1' which when cat'ed
> gives:
>
> Host scsi1: usb-storage
> Vendor: Unknown Vendor
> Product: Unknown Product
> Protocol: Control/Bulk/Interrupt
> GUID: 07cf10010000000000000000
Interesting. When you attached the device, did you see any Manufacturer or
Product information printed out on the console? If not, then after you
change your syslog.conf file, you might see some. Let me know.
> I confess to being lost on how to figure out how to even try and mount
> it. If it's an 'sd', is it 'a', 'b'? And what id?
If you have no other scsi devices, then try /dev/sda or /dev/sda1
> 'cat /proc/devices' lists the following, any of these look promising?:
That's not relevant. /proc/devices only returns information about what
drivers are loaded, not what devices are actually present.
Matt Dharm
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