=0D =0D On Tue Jun 12 12:35 , "Nels Tomlinson" sent:=0D =0D >Hello, All,=0D >I'm trying to mount a 4GB Sandisk Cruzer USB drive on Debian Stable. I wa= s=0D >able to copy a file to it on my Windows machine at work, which told me tha= t=0D >the filesystem is FAT32.=0D >=0D >On my Debian Stable box at home, I can't mount it. Lsusb shows that it is= =0D >plugged in, and fdisk reports the correct information for /dev/sda, with n= o=0D >partitions. When I try to mount it, mount tells me ``wrong filesystem typ= e,=0D >...''. Less /proc/filesystems shows that my box supports vfat, but doesn'= t=0D >mention fat. I think that the vfat should work with fat, right?=0D >=0D >Does anyone have any ideas for what I should try to get it mounted?=0D >=0D >Thanks,=0D >=0D >Nels=0D =0D Nels, =0D =0D Try /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda4 instead of the sda device, and try leaving out t= he =0D partition type so mount can autodetect it.=0D =0D You're right, vfat should be right choice. You could try msdos, but IIRC t= hat maps =0D to the 12 bit floppy fat. You can get a list of supported partition types = =0D in /usr/share/doc - I forget the exact package name, it might be under moun= t or =0D something like unixutils. (I am at a Windows machine now.)=0D =0D James=0D ------------------------------------ The Juneau Linux Users Group -- http://www.juneau-lug.org This is the Juneau-LUG mailing list. To unsubscribe, send an e-mail to juneau-lug-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject header.