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[JunkYard]

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On my system, the device was assigned the name  sdg1.  On your machine

there is no sda1 or sdg1 showing in the emelfm program

I have attached a screen shot, though i do not know if it will be right as i can open it hear (as i stated before)

[Juanito]

I dont know what the line in the middle means

"|"

It's the character above the backslash "\" key on a US keyboard or on the key at top left (below the "Esc" key) on a UK keyboard that requires the "Alt Gr" key.

[Juanito]

there is no sda1 or sdg1 showing in the emelfm program

You will not find it in the /home/tc subdirectory, you need to look at the /mnt subdirectory.

You could also try the mnttool, the icon of a disk drive with a green spot in the bottom right corner.

If that doesn't work, you could try the commands "ls /dev/sd*" or "ls /dev/hd*"

[JunkYard]

I dont know what the line in the middle means

"|"

It's the character above the backslash "\" key on a US keyboard or on the key at top left (below the "Esc" key) on a UK keyboard that requires the "Alt Gr" key.

it dose not work! the only keys next to the 1 are ` and ~
and the slash are < and >
i dont know what are gr is

[JunkYard]

there is no sda1 or sdg1 showing in the emelfm program

You will not find it in the /home/tc subdirectory, you need to look at the /mnt subdirectory.

There is nothing hear!

You could also try the mnttool, the icon of a disk drive with a green spot in the bottom right corner.

sdb1 is showing green and everything ells red. it is just a dead link when you press it. Can not open it up to see what is on the drive

If that doesn't work, you could try the commands "ls /dev/sd*" or "ls /dev/hd*"

/dev/sd has done nothing!
dev/hd has done nothing too!

[Rich]

Hi JunkYard
Try this.

First, install ntfs-3g.tcz:

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tce-load -wi ntfs-3g.tcz
Then:
 1. Click once on the  MountTool  icon.
 2. When the  MountTool  appears, write down the buttons labels.
 3. Plug in your USB device.
 4. Count to 3.
 5. Press the  Refresh  button on the  MountTool.
 6. Compare the buttons to the list you wrote down.
 7. There should be a new button on the  MountTool.
 8. That button is the USB device you plugged in.
 9. Click that button once and see if it turns green.

[JunkYard]

Hi JunkYard
Try this.

First, install ntfs-3g.tcz:

Code: [Select]

tce-load -wi ntfs-3g.tcz

Dose nothing!

Then:
 1. Click once on the  MountTool  icon.
 2. When the  MountTool  appears, write down the buttons labels.

they are as followed

sda1 red
sda5 red
sdb1 grn
sr0 red
sr1 red

[quote author=Rich link=topic=28161.msg182759#msg182759 date=1780747741
 3. Plug in your USB device.
 4. Count to 3.
 5. Press the  Refresh  button on the  MountTool.
 6. Compare the buttons to the list you wrote down.
 7. There should be a new button on the  MountTool.
 8. That button is the USB device you plugged in.
 9. Click that button once and see if it turns green.
[/quote]

Yes new one has appeared in red as followed and yes you press it and it turns green

sda1 red
sda5 red
sdb1 grn
sdd1 red ***yes you press the botton and it turns green**
sr0 red
sr1 red
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Is there any chance I can open it?

[Juanito]

Which keyboard do you have - US, UK or?

[Juanito]

sdd1 red ***yes you press the botton and it turns green**
Is there any chance I can open it?

Yes, either navigate to /mnt/sdd1 using emelfm or other file manager or “ls /mnt/sdd1”.

[JunkYard]

Which keyboard do you have - US, UK or?

dont know!

[JunkYard]

sdd1 red ***yes you press the botton and it turns green**
Is there any chance I can open it?

Yes, either navigate to /mnt/sdd1 using emelfm or other file manager or “ls /mnt/sdd1”.

I think we discussed this before as there is no /mnt/sdd1 present in emelfm