grumit21, in respose to your thread...
Yes, Core 2 has built in USB detection, but it's simple to get Core 1 doing the same thing. Here's a good on getting Core 1 to see USB devices. .
Yes, Core 2 has built in USB detection, but it's simple to get Core 1 doing the same thing. Here's a good How To on getting Core 1 to see USB devices.
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If you try it, be aware that if you do it as SU, and not signed in as root, you'll have to put a /sbin in front of some of what's here. Fore instance, if you are su, and you have to go...
modprobe usb-storage [enter]
You'll get.."command not found." So you'll have to do:
/sbin/modprobe usb-storage [enter]
...instead.
It'll be like that with a couple of commands here.
From beginning to end, this will take about 10 to 15 minutes. I hope this helps.
You'll get.."command not found." So you'll have to do:
/sbin/modprobe usb-storage [enter]
...instead.
It'll be like that with a couple of commands here.
From beginning to end, this will take about 10 to 15 minutes. I hope this helps.
Sorry for putting it in three parts, but I was determined I was going to discover why it wouldn't let me post.
Origonally I used:
lsmod (pipe) more [enter]
to...
/sbin/lsmod (pipe) more [enter]
The same as you would type it in a terminal.
For a reason I cannot fathom, it wouldn't let me post it with the pipe in there! Go figure...
Origonally I used:
lsmod (pipe) more [enter]
to...
/sbin/lsmod (pipe) more [enter]
The same as you would type it in a terminal.
For a reason I cannot fathom, it wouldn't let me post it with the pipe in there! Go figure...
