Debian Sarge vs. USB

[Bruce Dawson]

On Sun, 2005-02-27 at 05:50 -0800, Jeff Smith wrote:
> -- Bruce Dawson <jbd at codemeta.com> wrote:
> 
> > I connected a usb-storage device to my system. The kernel
> > says:
> >         
> >         Feb 26 22:15:46 localhost kernel: uba: device 2
> > capacity nsec
> >         240119808 bsize 512
> >         Feb 26 22:15:46 localhost kernel: uba: device 2
> > capacity nsec
> >         240119808 bsize 512
> >         Feb 26 22:15:46 localhost kernel:  uba: uba1 uba2
> > uba3
> >         Feb 26 22:15:46 localhost kernel: usbcore:
> > registered new driver
> >         ub
> > 
> > However, nowhere can I find anything like /dev/uba1 or
> > /dev/ub/uba1 or
> > whatnot. 
> > 
> > Does anyone have any ideas what's wrong? (or how to mount
> > the drive)?
> > 
> What kernel & usb libs version?  I'm using kernel 2.6.10,
> with hotplug & udev.  I don't see anything about a "uba*"
> in my messages, but my system loads the basic usb storage
> devices as SCSI (sdXN, where X is a, b,c etc; N is 1,2,3,
> etc)

Kernel 2.6.10, libusb 1:0.1.8-18, usbutils 0.70-1, hotplug
0.0.20040329-16, hotplug-utils 0.0.20020114-7

The not loading as SCSI is what confused me, but I read something
somewhere that said the new USB wasn't using SCSI anymore, and I didn't
pay enough attention to how it worked before it "broke" (after
installing other "reasonable" packages).

--Bruce


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