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subzero349
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 Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2004 9:50 pm Post subject: usb stick kernel 2.6 |
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Hello,
Just wondering, do you need scsi emu to successfully access a usb memory stick with kernel 2.6?
I have vfat and all that dos stuff (and usb_storage) enabled in my kernel.. but it's looking like I need some scsi emu stuff cuz it wants to be called sda1 or somethin...
I don't want to use scsi emu... NO... is there any other way?
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altorus
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| Yeah AFAIK, its generic scsi, and scsi disk support. I beleive the usb-storage option only becomes available after you have enabled the scsi stuff in your kernel. |
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subzero349
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yeah I have the scsi stuff enabled as modules... and usb_storage as well... oh well... I guess I'll add in scsi support... 
My burner works great withOUT scsi support... I was hoping for same thing with usb stick oh well
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