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Originally Posted by Cybergr View Post
Guys i need your knowledge-advise here..

I had set up my N900 with Multiboot-00 Maemo omap1 kernel and 01-Power-kernel44 fixed all camera issues etc. and all seems to working perfect.

From inside Power-kernel44 i downloaded the H-e-n (USB Hostmode GUI) from application manager after restarting and booted up again normally without any issues in Power-Kernel44, i caught my AF to AF usb adapter and tried to connect to my usb stick (Sandisk SDCZ6 4gb) using the following steps:
1.High Speed Hostmode
2.Turned on 5v VBUS
3.Enumerate the Device
4.Mount it

The result i got was nothing...I can`t see my pen drive into the File Manager at all...Can someone help me on this to get it work please??!!

Thanks in advise.

PS:If i type sudo fdisk -l in the xterm ask me for a password...?!! ;-?
Exact same problem here..
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#242
Originally Posted by Cybergr View Post
Guys i need your knowledge-advise here..

I had set up my N900 with Multiboot-00 Maemo omap1 kernel and 01-Power-kernel44 fixed all camera issues etc. and all seems to working perfect.

From inside Power-kernel44 i downloaded the H-e-n (USB Hostmode GUI) from application manager after restarting and booted up again normally without any issues in Power-Kernel44, i caught my AF to AF usb adapter and tried to connect to my usb stick (Sandisk SDCZ6 4gb) using the following steps:
1.High Speed Hostmode
2.Turned on 5v VBUS
3.Enumerate the Device
4.Mount it

The result i got was nothing...I can`t see my pen drive into the File Manager at all...Can someone help me on this to get it work please??!!

Thanks in advise.

PS:If i type sudo fdisk -l in the xterm ask me for a password...?!! ;-?

Updated to latest kernel-power45 still same results as before..everything seems working ok!!
But still same luck with File Mananger can`t recognise my Pen Drive as described before..!!Some help please!?
 
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#243
Originally Posted by Cybergr View Post
Guys i need your knowledge-advise here..

I had set up my N900 with Multiboot-00 Maemo omap1 kernel and 01-Power-kernel44 fixed all camera issues etc. and all seems to working perfect.

From inside Power-kernel44 i downloaded the H-e-n (USB Hostmode GUI) from application manager after restarting and booted up again normally without any issues in Power-Kernel44, i caught my AF to AF usb adapter and tried to connect to my usb stick (Sandisk SDCZ6 4gb) using the following steps:
1.High Speed Hostmode
2.Turned on 5v VBUS
3.Enumerate the Device
4.Mount it

The result i got was nothing...I can`t see my pen drive into the File Manager at all...Can someone help me on this to get it work please??!!

Thanks in advise.

PS:If i type sudo fdisk -l in the xterm ask me for a password...?!! ;-?
yep, same thing.Power kernel 44, connect my usb flash pen, nothing happens.Is there a way to troubleshoot this?Any commands we can run in terminal to see where the problem is?

Thanks
 
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#244
im having the same problem cant not see my flash drive in file manager my led is blinking but nothing show up ,i update to latest titan power kernel and host gui 2.0.4 sometimes i get "unable to connect'' can anyone help me
 
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#245
@augustthe @sophocha @Cybergr @joshv06

Did you try to mount manually from xterm? Make the procedure normally(follow the steps into hen hostmode gui) press enumerate and open your xterm. Take root rights and run
Code:
sfdisk -l
to see the name of your device. If it is for example sda run
Code:
mount /dev/sda /media/flash
and you ll see it in your file manager. If you want to unmount it run
Code:
umount /dev/sda
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#246
Originally Posted by anapospastos View Post
@augustthe @sophocha @Cybergr @joshv06

Did you try to mount manually from xterm? Make the procedure normally(follow the steps into hen hostmode gui) press enumerate and open your xterm. Take root rights and run
Code:
sfdisk -l
to see the name of your device. If it is for example sda run
Code:
mount /dev/sda /media/flash
and you ll see it in your file manager. If you want to unmount it run
Code:
umount /dev/sda
Thanks for this.Although my usb stick doesn`t even light up, so it must be a dodgy adapter or something.I need to get another one and try one more time and see if I`m lucky.
 

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#247
Originally Posted by anapospastos View Post
@augustthe @sophocha @Cybergr @joshv06

Did you try to mount manually from xterm? Make the procedure normally(follow the steps into hen hostmode gui) press enumerate and open your xterm. Take root rights and run
Code:
sfdisk -l
to see the name of your device. If it is for example sda run
Code:
mount /dev/sda /media/flash
and you ll see it in your file manager. If you want to unmount it run
Code:
umount /dev/sda

I finally read my usb stick in the file manager, although I had to first manually do
mkdir /media/flash
before I do
mount /dev/sda1 /media/flash
I thought the mount button in the GUI would take care of these.
 

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#248
Originally Posted by evan View Post
I finally read my usb stick in the file manager, although I had to first manually do
mkdir /media/flash
before I do
mount /dev/sda1 /media/flash
I thought the mount button in the GUI would take care of these.
Confirmed, same thing works for me. Bug in H-E-N?

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#249
Originally Posted by evan View Post
I finally read my usb stick in the file manager, although I had to first manually do
mkdir /media/flash
before I do
mount /dev/sda1 /media/flash
I thought the mount button in the GUI would take care of these.
thanks it works
 
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#250
Can anyone confirm the newest version's mount button correctly handles multiple devices?
I hope dh_* chmod +x'd the script... if not, try chmod +x /opt/h-e-n/mount.sh in a root shell.
 
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