2006/11/8, Jeff Dike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Thank you, but this is the result:
UML # mount -t vfat /dev/ubdc1 /mnt/pendrive/
mount: /dev/ubdc1 is not a valid block device
################################
# ls /dev/|grep ubdc
ubdc
ubdc1
ubdc10
ubdc11
ubdc12
ubdc13
ubdc14
ubdc15
ubdc2
ubdc3
ubdc4
ubdc5
ubdc6
ubdc7
ubdc8
ubdc9
##############################
O_O
Ok! It's because I passed "ubd2=/dev/hdc" option to the kernel command line. The cd-rom wasn't inserted.
It' so strange ... why I can't mount my USB pen drive? Perhaps I haven't the right kernel module compiled in.
You don't assign individual partitions - you assign entire disks, so
ubdc=/dev/sda
is what you want.
Thank you, but this is the result:
UML # mount -t vfat /dev/ubdc1 /mnt/pendrive/
mount: /dev/ubdc1 is not a valid block device
################################
# ls /dev/|grep ubdc
ubdc
ubdc1
ubdc10
ubdc11
ubdc12
ubdc13
ubdc14
ubdc15
ubdc2
ubdc3
ubdc4
ubdc5
ubdc6
ubdc7
ubdc8
ubdc9
##############################
O_O
> The dmesg output on my guest system shows the line below:
> failed to open '/dev/hdc', errno = 123
Who's trying to open /dev/hdc inside UML?
Ok! It's because I passed "ubd2=/dev/hdc" option to the kernel command line. The cd-rom wasn't inserted.
It' so strange ... why I can't mount my USB pen drive? Perhaps I haven't the right kernel module compiled in.
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