Yougander,
might be that /tmp is in use by some other process,
create a freshly mount point for your drive, ( mkdir /mnt/flash )
tail -f /var/log/messages.
insert usb stick, look for any info on the usb stick ( on what device the
usb stick is to be found)
mount this device in your newly created directory
if no changes in /var/log/messages appear when your stick is inserted, your
USB is probably not
working properly.
Success,
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Hi,
I have a 128MB USB thumb drive, i tried to mount the thumb drive using
mount /dev/sda(sda1,sdb) /tmp but it failed. How to mount USB thumb drive?
Thanks in advance
yougander
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