USB stick on MINI2440

LittleBungler
Hi all,
here I come with another question.
When I plug a USB memory stick in my MINI2440, and try to manually mount
it, I receive an "Invalid argument" error.
The stick is 8 GB FAT32; when I plug it, the /dev/sda appears and, if I
launch the dmesg command, I can see that it's correctly recognized. I try
to mount it in /udisk, that exists.
The commands I tried are "mount /dev/sda /udisk" and "mount -t vfat
/dev/sda /udisk". Both fail.
Somebody had the same problem in the past? Any hint?

Thanks in advance!

open-nandra
Hi no problem here. Using 2.6.32-rc8 (buserror) kernel. What kernel you
have?

LittleBungler
Hi,
unfortunately I don't have the mini2440 on my desk in this moment, but I
think that it's 2.6.29.
The command I type it's right, ain't it? Or maybe I should provide more
options?
Thanks

open-nandra
Yes command is fine and could you post some last lines from dmesg output?
Maybe you don't have all modules installed properly or compiled.

marek

dark_knight
try  /dev/sda1 /mnt/udisk
For me this is working

LittleBungler
Under /dev i can't find sda1, just sda...

open-nandra
Possibly you have usb stick without partitions? sometimes windows make such
a things. Add some partition or mount /dev/sda directly.

LittleBungler
Hi all,
I've tried with another stick, that is FAT, and everything is working fine.
I've mounted manually with mount /dev/sda /udisk command.
Gotta understand why I've troubles with FAT32, but, at the moment, it's ok.
Thanks for hints!