I'm running 10 Official (kernel 2.6.3-7) and have a 256 MB memstick.
Mandrake sees it and lets me read and write to it (fat32), but it seems
to take forever - an 80MB copy from it took me over an hour.
1) whats am I doing wrong that it's taking so long? Is it the fat32 format?
2) I need to pass
Hello all
For those of you who helped me with my memory stick problem, I think it's a
non-issue for now. I think my usb ports are dead. Which is not a bad thing since I
can justify buying a new pc now to my wife. :) This one is fairly old. But thanks
for your help, anyway.
My new task
On Sun, 2003-09-14 at 11:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
For those of you who helped me with my memory stick problem, I think it's a
non-issue for now. I think my usb ports are dead.
not to sound stupider than usual, but how do you know the ports are
dead?
Which is not a bad
Hi, I saw the thread about USB mass storage devices, but I'm not sure if what I'm
talking about is the same thing, so I apologize if it is. I'purchased one of those
USB memory sticks (made by GE) and it works great for my laptop (WinXP; sorry, I need
to keep a Win machine for school) but I
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 10:41:39 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I saw the thread about USB mass storage devices, but I'm not sure
if what I'm talking about is the same thing, so I apologize if it is.
I'purchased one of those USB memory sticks (made by GE) and it works
great for my laptop
RichardA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It should work. What do you mean by 'won't recognise'?
Does /mnt/removable get created? If so, try to mount it: mount
/mnt/removable.
As root, Run tail -f /var/log/messages and plug it in. Does something
happen? (CTRL-C to end this).
Richard
By not
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:57:22 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By not recognize I mean, I get nothing from the computer showing the
memory stick. /mnt/removable does not get created (not that I can
see, anyway) and here are the results of trying the mount command per
your instructions:
I have access to a Fujifilm 256Mb USB memory stick. Anyone know what device
type should be used to call this in /etc/fstab? Since it is readable by
default from win98, I assume it is formated as vfat. Can anyone confirm.
So:
mount -t vfat /dev/??? /mnt/removable Y/N?
TIA
Paul
Want to
On Monday 24 March 2003 02:02 pm, Paul Kaplan wrote:
I have access to a Fujifilm 256Mb USB memory stick. Anyone know
what device type should be used to call this in /etc/fstab? Since
it is readable by default from win98, I assume it is formated as
vfat. Can anyone confirm.
Don't sweat
My apologies.
The site does say a smart card reader. However, I am reading a memory
stick from my Sony camera. If you go to the Zio home page you will see
a ZiO! for Memory Stick.
My point was that I was searching for help on a way to access the
device. That site helped.
I found a good web site for my memory stick reader:
http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~hjew/zio/
There is a SDDR09-HOWTO the help point me in the right direction. I was
able to read the memory stick.
Thanks
Joe
FemmeFatale wrote:
If you'd like I can scan an article on
Hi,
How can I access my memory stick reader via the USB port?
Joe
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Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
If you'd like I can scan an article on how to get USB any device with
USB to work, including the stick.
Would that be helpful?
I got the article from a UK magazine called Linux Format.
Femme
Dr Joe Brand wrote:
Hi,
How can I access my memory stick reader via the USB port?
That would be great! I learning as I go...
Thanks,
Joe
FemmeFatale wrote:
If you'd like I can scan an article on how to get USB any device with
USB to work, including the stick.
Would that be helpful?
I got the article from a UK magazine called Linux Format.
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