Re: m5329 was unable to recognize a mass storage device, /dev/uba1 doesn't exist

Hi Bruno,

I think the best way would be to add the following line to the
file - ltib/bin/device_genromfs.txt

uba0,b,180,0     uba1,b,180,1

Then redeploy using:

./ltib -D

Just so you know, the mknod command syntax is:

mknod /dev/uba0 b 180 1

but you can't do this on a read only filesystem.

Regards,
Matt

Bruno Nunes wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi: I plugged an usb device, a mass storage device. the m5329 was able 
> to detect the usb device, but i can't mount the device using mount -v 
> vfat /dev/uba1 /mnt because /dev/uba1 don't exist how can I solve this?, 
> I tried to use mknode  /dev/uba1 b 125 0 but it didn't work.
> Thanks a lot.
> Bruno.
> 
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> Bruno Rodrigues Nunes
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