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Published in 2016-1-30 15:41:11 from mobile | Show all floors |Read mode
Hello,
I'm having some issues with the orange PI PC, it doesn't recognize the usb devices, such as arduino uno and usb drives with data, the weird thing is that if i attach a mouse and a keyboard they both work, so it doesnt look like the port itself is broken.
Do i have to install drivers of some kind? Seems weird to me since arduino software comes pre-installed on the raspbian distro in the downloadresources section of this website.
Any solution?
Thanks.

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WereCatf replied at 2016-1-30 20:56
You know, I can't see shit from such downscaled pictures. As for automounting USB-devices: I have no ...

thanks, i handled to mount the usb drives, but the only thing is that i want able to mount it in mnt, so i mounted under /media/myusb

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Published in 2016-1-30 17:43:51 | Show all floors
It does sound like you are missing drivers, but the kernel should still inform you that a new device was attached even if it doesn't recognize it, have you checked dmesg after plugging them in? Does lsusb tell you anything?

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I checked for mounted devices and it doesn't show anything.

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Wait, running the lsusb command it shows that the drive is recognised, but i cant find it in media as you can see in the attachments, the flashdrive is a Lexar 8Gb and i attached it on the second time i run the cmd

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Published in 2016-1-30 20:56:16 | Show all floors
You know, I can't see shit from such downscaled pictures. As for automounting USB-devices: I have no idea if Raspbian does that or not; some distros do automount, some don't, and usually automounting works only when you have a GUI-desktop running anyways. Check with the dmesg - command for what disk-device the system uses for it, ie. /dev/sdb or /dev/sdc or whatever and just proceed to mount it manually. It is probably sdb, so something along the lines of
  1. mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/wherever_you_want_it_mounted
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should work if you are using FAT or ext2/3/4 on it,
  1. ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1  /mnt/wherever_you_want_it_mounted
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if it's NTFS.

Do chime back in if you run into more trouble.

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Published in 2016-2-6 18:52:41 | Show all floors
want to say thank you, i faced the same issue in ubuntu 14.04.
thanks for your help and post!.
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