[LUGSB] memory stick

[Daniel Panzella]

Dustin,

Did you mount the drive.

	mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/folder/to/mount/it/to

If that doesn't work post back with any error messages it gives you.

Dan

On Friday 28 May 2004 11:07 am, Dustin Brisson (EE) wrote:
> I tried to move a file to my computer (redhat 7.0) using one of those
> memory sticks (SanDisk Cruzer) you plug into a USB port.  In the hardware
> browser it recognized the stick as another hard drive (/dev/sda) but I
> could not figure out how to actually get the files off of it.  Does anyone
> have any sugestions.
> best
> dustin
>
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I got a chuckle out of this, an actual combined Linux/SF Convention in
Texas.

Chip

http://www.linucon.org/
Linucon is a combination science fiction convention and Linux/Open
Source Expo. Is it a science fiction convention where it's exceptionally
easy to check your e-mail? Is it a technical conference where you can
buy pocky while dressed as an elf? The answer to both is "Yes, and so
much more..."

Our science fiction side has three main tracks this year: an anime
track, a literary track, and a gaming track. We'll have Cosplay (and a
Masquerade), filk (think "Acapella Karaoke, often original"), a
well-stocked dealer's room, panels, author readings and signings, Birds
of a Feather sessions, and an art show. The con suite will have
caffeinated Jello and ice cream made with liquid nitrogen. There will be
a live action role playing game (LARP). The video room will be playing
around the clock, with an anime music video contest in there somewhere.
Both gaming rooms (computer and paper) will also be open 24 hours.

Our technical side ranges from deeply technical (Linux kernel
architecture, security, network administration) through mildly technical
(web design, using Linux on a laptop) through not particularly technical
at all (computer gaming, digital art, electronic publishing,
machinima)... Bring your laptop for free wireless internet access. There
will be panels, tutorials, and an installfest. Dr. Mario Kart will host
two video game tournaments.