Re: Does the Memory Stick work in linux?

> modprobe usb-storage and you ought to be good to go.

Thanks for that -- that appears to be the kernel module it needed.  But I
still can't figure out what /dev/ device it's assigned to.  It shows up w/
'lshw':

  *-scsi:1
       description: SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
       logical name: scsi1
       capabilities: emulated
       configuration: driver=usb-storage-0
     *-channel
          description: Channel 0
        *-disk UNCLAIMED
             description: Disk
             product: MSC-U03
             vendor: Sony
             version: 1.00
             capabilities: removable
             configuration: ansiversion=2

It's usually under the "logical name" field, but there isn't any
/dev/scsi1.  And /var/log/* don't really tell me a whole lot as nothing is
written when the Memory Stick's inserted or removed.

I've seen where some who have responded have theirs listed as IDE devices,
but does anyone else have theirs listed as a SCSI device?

Thanks for the responses,

Mark