Hi Hemant,
This may be too late a reply, (you might have already found out the
solution) but still here it is
man page for mount says Normally, only the superuser can mount file
systems. However, when *fstab* contains the *user* option on a line, anybody
can mount the corresponding system.
You don't mount /dev/sda but /dev/sda1 (see dmesg output for list of
partitions available on sda).
Do su first and then try mounting the device. From the same root terminal,
see if you are able to see the contents of the partition. Are you sure it
has vfat file-system?
Mounting it should be as
Hi all,
I am wokring with fedora core 4, I wanted to mount USB disk on my system.
when it is plugged in to usb it doesnot automount but it shows the mount
point in fstab but when i try to mount it through user it gives a mount
error
mount: can only be mount bt superuser
I tried all the possible
Hi,
On 4/25/07, hemant ritturaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am wokring with fedora core 4
Any recent for not upgrading to FC6?
when it is plugged in to usb it doesnot automount but it shows the mount
point in fstab
What entry? AFAIK, /etc/fstab is a text file that is not updated by
hotplug
Hi,
On 4/25/07, hemant ritturaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want as i plug the device it should be automounted on the system
From documentation I have seen for USB and Fedora Core 4, automount
works with autofs.
http://blog.rootshell.be/projects/nx7010/#4
Recent distros should automount USB
Hi Hemant,
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 hemant ritturaj wrote :
Hi all,
I am wokring with fedora core 4, I wanted to mount USB disk on my system.
when it is plugged in to usb it doesnot automount but it shows the mount
Can you check if udevd is running :
$ ps -ax | grep udev
point in fstab but
