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Old 2006-04-07
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Default How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

Hi!

Somebody know how it possible to mount an USB storage stick on Splat R55 or R60?

I will appreciate any feedback!

Thanks,
Maurizio

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Default Re: How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

AFAIK its not supported, sorry
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Old 2006-04-08
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Default Re: How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

If my memory correct I mounted USB stick to the SPLAT.
The command was "mount /dev/sda[something] /mnt/my_usb"
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Default Re: How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

After plug usb into SCP, check the OS attached which device name to your usb with "dmesg | tail" command. After the command has run, you should see mesages related usb device name and its mount point. (for example /dev/sda1)

Create a folder under mnt for usb "mkdir /mnt/usbdisk" and mount usb to this folder with "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbdisk"
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Default Re: How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

following this procedure it works:

modprobe usb-storage
fdisk -l -> just to check which device was bound. e.g. /dev/sda1
mkdir /mnt/usbdisk -> mount point
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbdisk

Done!

Ciao
Maurizio
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Default Re: How to mount an USB storage stick on Splat

thanks for the info... but it didn't work as planned for me! when i do fdisk -l, it isn't there...
if i do dmesg |tail i see a possibility for it, it says:
usb.c usb device 2 (vend/prob 0x917/0x206) is not claimed by any active driver)

this means that there is no driver for the device? how do i install one?

i'm actually trying to install a realtek network driver, so if anyone can tell me how do that it would be a great help! it is rtl8139d...

thanks
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