[K12OSN] no longer read NTFS and-or thumb drives?

David Hopkins dahopkins429 at gmail.com
Tue Jan 23 13:12:21 UTC 2007


When a thumb drive is installed, do you get the folder icons for accessing
it?  If so, open the folder and check the size reported. I had a similar
issue and size that was reported was the size of the server's main drive.
If this is happening, 1) make sure that fuse is installed as part of the
kernel and running (modprobe fuse will load fuse, though this isn't a
permanent fix since it doesn't seem to make fuse start when the system is
restarted), 2) make sure all users are part of the fuse group.

Sincerely,
Dave Hopkins


On 1/22/07, tkathan at charter.net <tkathan at charter.net> wrote:
>
> Since my district reinstalled my K12LTSP servers (version 5), my staff can
> no longer "see" files on their thumb drives, as if the drives have no data.
> I confirmed that staff could see and use those very same files before this
> reinstall.
> I thought maybe there was something not chosen in the packages like
> "enable reading of NTFS", however, aren't thumb drives basic FAT?
> One additional piece of information; the district made a custom kernel
> that includes proprietary nic drivers. I thought maybe when the new kernel
> was recompiled that something happened with the ability to see NTFS or..??
> Any troubleshooting tips or steps on how to fix this would greatly be
> appreciated.
> Thanks for reading.
>
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