CentOS - Oct 2005 - Anyone use a Rio Cali Sport with CentOS 4.2?

My wife does and here's the problem. It automatically mounts the flash 
memory of the player. But it doesn't mount the SD card slot. I used Ubuntu 
5.10 recently and it mounted both of them. Both as separate USB sticks. 
How do I get CentOS to do the same thing? Or can it not discern that two 
USB flash devices are plugged in?

Preston

On 10/24/05, Preston Crawford <me at prestoncrawford.com>
wrote:
>
>
> My wife does and here's the problem. It automatically mounts the flash
> memory of the player. But it doesn't mount the SD card slot. I used
Ubuntu
> 5.10 recently and it mounted both of them. Both as separate USB sticks.
> How do I get CentOS to do the same thing? Or can it not discern that two
> USB flash devices are plugged in?
>
> Preston

I think it can, but it needs to have a line in the fstab.
Not sure about it though.







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On Sun, 2005-10-23 at 12:56 -0700, Preston Crawford
wrote:
> My wife does and here's the problem. It automatically mounts the flash 
> memory of the player. But it doesn't mount the SD card slot. I used
Ubuntu
> 5.10 recently and it mounted both of them. Both as separate USB sticks. 
> How do I get CentOS to do the same thing? Or can it not discern that two 
> USB flash devices are plugged in?
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you should plug it in and look at the bottom of /var/log/messages and
dmesg to get some clues about what it sees and if you can't figure out
what to do, post the relevant sections of those here and we'll help.

Otherwise, your question has too few details to come up with anything
but wild guesses.

Craig


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Hello,

You may need to enable support for multiple SCSI luns. AFAIK it's off by 
default.

This addition to /etc/modprobe.conf allows up to 8 luns per SCSI device:

options scsi_mod max_luns=8

/Peter

On Sunday 23 October 2005 21.56, Preston Crawford wrote:
> My wife does and here's the problem. It automatically mounts the flash
> memory of the player. But it doesn't mount the SD card slot. I used
Ubuntu
> 5.10 recently and it mounted both of them. Both as separate USB sticks.
> How do I get CentOS to do the same thing? Or can it not discern that two
> USB flash devices are plugged in?
>
> Preston
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On Mon, 24 Oct 2005, duffmckagan wrote:
> On 10/24/05, Preston Crawford <me at prestoncrawford.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> My wife does and here's the problem. It automatically mounts the
flash
>> memory of the player. But it doesn't mount the SD card slot. I used
Ubuntu
>> 5.10 recently and it mounted both of them. Both as separate USB sticks.
>> How do I get CentOS to do the same thing? Or can it not discern that
two
>> USB flash devices are plugged in?
>>
>> Preston
>
>
> I think it can, but it needs to have a line in the fstab.
> Not sure about it though.
What would the device be, though? The Cali's internal storage is 
/dev/sda1. I tried /dev/sda2 and that didn't work.

Preston