USB Flash Disk is write protected and can't turn it off!
Bruce Labitt
bruce.labitt at verizon.net
Sun Sep 18 15:42:01 EDT 2005
I have a SuSE 9.0 system running and have recently upgraded KDE to
3.4.2. Just today I noticed that my USB key can no longer be written
to. All files seem to be write protected. There is a mechanical switch
on the side of the key which, duh, sets write protection. Now before
you all say the switch is busted, just 10 minutes ago I checked it on my
old 'doze machine and it allows me to read and write to it.
It may be conincidental, but in the old KDE 3.1 I had no problem
recognizing and using the key,... well it was a little slow to recognize
it, but it worked. Now that KDE is "new" there are a few things that no
longer work.
Anyways, anyone got some tips or things I can check on? Please be
explicit with your instructions or suggestions as I'm a relative noob at
this. I've only been dabbling with Linux for 5 years or so...
Thanks,
Bruce
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