How to detect USB device in friendly ARM

Forum: Linux
kushwant 
Hi folks,

           I'm new bee to FriendlyARM as well as to Linux.
1.Could somebody let me knw the steps to detect an USB device which is
mounted to FriendlyARM? 
2.I've generated an executable in UBUNTU(linux) and i want to run that
program in my device(FriendlyARM) what's the procedure to do that?


Thank you,
Cheers,
kush

Juergen Beisert 
1) what kind of USB device? If you plug in an USB device, run the command
"dmesg" and it will show the kernel's enumerations status
2) refer http://www.friendlyarm.net/forum/topic/3268

Zogzog 
1.) You can use a udev rule to detect your device (any kind) and act
accordingly.
2.) what kind of executable ? what tool-chain do you use ?

you're welcome.

shaco 
your usb device in folder /udisk
u can go there by using terminal:
cd /udisk

to run:
./yourfile