usb drives not mount
i came from linux so i'm use to: u plug an usb drive, so hald daemon detects it, and notify trough dbus daemon to filemanager u're using, to mount the new usb device… now i'm using 10.5.6, fassl kernel, voodoo kernel, toh kernel. no…
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- @erick2red Published 2009-03-07
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i came from linux so i'm use to: u plug an usb drive, so hald daemon detects it, and notify trough dbus daemon to filemanager u're using, to mount the new usb device…
now i'm using 10.5.6, fassl kernel, voodoo kernel, toh kernel. no matters what kernel use, i plug the usb drive (flash), and "System Profiler App" detects it, "USB Prober App" (which comes wit xcode) detects it, but never gets mount, it seems like "mounting daemon" (dunno if something like that exits, but must be) is working wrong.
Besides that i get some error, preventing me from using USB 2, but when i boot with "-f flag" the problems's gone. anyway, USB 2 or USB 1, drives still unmounted…
don't know what to do…hope someone can help… erick
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@zuz242problem should be solved with a system.kext matching the version of the kernel.
no, my System.kext match the "Voodoo Kernel" and that no helps…i can reinstall the voodoo kernel
Did you install the seatbelt.kext for 10.5.6 ?
if i didn't, i had KP mounting dmg images…
problem should be solved with a system.kext matching the version of the kernel.
i extract System.kext 9.5 fro the apple update and tried with that, and now thne issue is fixed.
what i not understand is that i reinstalled System.kext from the voodoo kernel...
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problem should be solved with a system.kext matching the version of the kernel.
@zuz242problem should be solved with a system.kext matching the version of the kernel.
Did you install the seatbelt.kext for 10.5.6 ?
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| Username | Dossier Contribution | Dispatches | Active Window |
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| @erick2red | Primary Author | 4 | 2009-03-07 → 2009-03-09 |
| @zuz242 | Contributor | 1 | 2009-03-07 |
| @Taisto | Contributor | 1 | 2009-03-07 |