[K12OSN] USB Drive Info
Huck
dhuckaby at paasda.org
Thu Dec 2 19:16:25 UTC 2004
Yes, I had the same problem...but didn't know what it was...and
unfortunately it was in the middle of a demo =)
*blink* next time I'm starting with the unit off...or will reset it if
someone arrives... =)
the odd this is that a 'relog' of the user did not help...the entire
unit had to reboot (correct for you too) ?
Could/should not this be handled bu 'umount' upon removal of the device
or does one need to create a script and add
a launcher to manually make it run /after/before/ extraction of a USB
drive device?
--Huck
Shawn Powers wrote:
> Huck wrote:
>
>> I don't understand the question Shawn,
>> You plug in a 'sandisk' type jumpdrive first...then take it out and
>> plug in a 'microadvantage' drive...?
>
>
> Sorry -- yes the first. If I have one brand, I use it on the one port
> I have available, then take it out and put it in my pocket -- only to
> get another drive (different brand) and put it into the same port that
> worked a minute ago, it does not work. I'm assuming it does not work
> because of the sdx issue. How does the kernel work? Does it keep the
> entry for what device was /dev/sda1 indefinitely? Does it time out?
>
> I see the logic, if another type of drive is plugged in, the kernel
> says, "Nope, that's not my sda device, so I'll call it sdb"
>
> Do you see the same issue with your drives, Huck? Have you tried
> several so that you are sure to get different chipsets?
>
> -Shawn
>
>
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