On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 09:29:41 -0800, Manuel McLure wrote
> pat wrote:
> > Hi Heinz,
> >
> > I want to use my flash drive for USB. When I plug the drive there is not
> > response within the USB (no dmesg info). I expect hotplug to enable ust
> > after
> > the drive plug and creation of the /dev/sda
pat wrote:
Hi Heinz,
I want to use my flash drive for USB. When I plug the drive there is not
response within the USB (no dmesg info). I expect hotplug to enable ust after
the drive plug and creation of the /dev/sdaX devices.
Could you help me ???
If there are no dmesg messages when you plug the de
Hi,
Think you should also check your kernel config (about hotpluging, etc.).
Using USB-2.0 flash drive with dbus/ivman and now with supermount-patch.
Have to change your fstab too.
HTH
Rumen
pat wrote:
Hi Heinz,
I want to use my flash drive for USB. When I plug the drive there is not
response withi
Hi Heinz,
I want to use my flash drive for USB. When I plug the drive there is not
response within the USB (no dmesg info). I expect hotplug to enable ust after
the drive plug and creation of the /dev/sdaX devices.
Could you help me ???
Thanks
Pat
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 17:43:11 +0100, Heinz
Hi!
Hotplug needs to be in default since it supports hot-plugable devices in
the current runlevel. In rare circumstances you may add it to boot as
well. Coldplug in the contrary has to be at least in boot.
That's the theory. You said you had no success with it. What EXACTLY did
you mean by that?
Well, I try to add it to the runlevel(s) and without sucess :-\ Please could
someone point me to the documentation (I went through the Gentoo documentation
and try google) how to enable hotplug on the Gentoo ???
Only note about hotplug I found in the installation guide and I've did:
emerge hotplug
