Have installed Linux Mint 10. When I connect USB memory to computer, cannot find it. I want to save documents/giles to it.
Where do you find it. It does not boot up when attached, like in Windows.
Locating connected USB & files - Linux Mint 10
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Smokey57
Locating connected USB & files - Linux Mint 10
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wayne128
Re: Locating connected USB & files - Linux Mint 10
Strange. Usually USB drive or USB stick is automatically mounted when plugged onto USB port.Have installed Linux Mint 10. When I connect USB memory to computer, cannot find it. I want to save documents/giles to it.
You can type sudo fdisk -l on terminal and post here, it will check all hard disks, including USB drive / stick you have it on USB port.