Hi,
Is your usb stick FAT32 formatted?
You need to verify, that you usb stick is recognized correctly, so when you login via telnet into your box, run
Post the output.
The most usb sticks are formatted with a partition. That creates the device name /dev/sda1
Some vendors tend to format the USB stick directly without creating a partition, which will only create /dev/sda - Because the PirateBox scripts only react to sda1 they still wait to find the USB Stick :(
You can repartition your USB Stick, or
run
And then cross the fingers ;)
regards Matthias
Is your usb stick FAT32 formatted?
You need to verify, that you usb stick is recognized correctly, so when you login via telnet into your box, run
dmesg | grep sd
Post the output.
The most usb sticks are formatted with a partition. That creates the device name /dev/sda1
Some vendors tend to format the USB stick directly without creating a partition, which will only create /dev/sda - Because the PirateBox scripts only react to sda1 they still wait to find the USB Stick :(
You can repartition your USB Stick, or
run
sed -i 's|ext_usbdevice="/dev/sda1"|ext_usbdevice="/dev/sda"|' /etc/ext.configwhich will change the configuration. After running the command above, do a reboot
reboot & exit
And then cross the fingers ;)
regards Matthias