I tried your suggestion of mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/camera (my dir name)
and it comes up with an error that states I have to tell it what file
system it is. Although in my fstab listings I used auto. But I do
have a multi reader with three distinct slots. I only am using the one
slot for the kodak mem. I'll have to play around and see if using a
different /sda will help. Thanks for the help, Maureen
Ronan Heffernan wrote:
> Maureen L. Thomas wrote:
>
>> Sorry it took so long but on the days I work I don't have any time
>> left for reading email or doing anything for that matter. Anyway I
>> am using Mandrake 9.0 with all the updates installed.
>
>
>
> I am not sure how those multi-format devices should be mounted under
> Linux (when I plugged a friend's single-format device into my SuSE
> box, it auto-mounted and put a filesystem icon on my desktop!). I
> helped my parents install one of the Wal-Mart multi-format card
> readers on their Windows98 machine at Christmas. Each format (there
> were 4?) had its own drive letter (the Sony MemoryStick socket was the
> I: drive). Maybe under Linux, each socket needs to be mounted
> individually??? I'm just guessing here, but maybe CompactFlash is
> /dev/sda1, MemoryStick is /dev/sda2, etc???
>
> --ronan
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