Re: card reader

That is very nice to know since I can add some tunes to a thumb drive 
and take to work.  I can listen to music as long as the volume is low 
enough that the customer is unable to hear any loud of offensive music.  
I am not a fan of loud or offensive music anyways.  ~Anne

Jeff Vian wrote:

>On Mon, 2005-06-13 at 14:54 -0500, bbales wrote:
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>>The /sbin/fdisk -l /dev/sda worked with Fedora core 3, but RH-9 returns 
>>"Unable to read."  Sure hate the thought of upgrading, but it looks like 
>>it may be time.
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>>Actually, Fedora is ahead of this.  When the usb card reader is plugged in, 
>>a new entry pops up in /etc/fstab called /media/usbdisk which can be 
>>mounted and used like a hard drive.
>>bruce
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>I might add that the Fedora hotplug manager (in FC3) automatically
>mounts usb media as soon as it is recognized and entries made.  If you
>are using X it then pops up on the desktop.
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