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I'll give that a try tomorrow -- gotta run now.
Thank you for your help (have I said thank you yet? .::so:: |
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That didn't help -- it still won't mount. I'll just 're-purpose' that one and use another.
Thank you (very much) for your attention, help, and patience. ::so:: |
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Use mtools to set your USB key volume name without needing to reformat it, set the name without any fancy characters (especially not a slash) - I suggest "disk" and then it should mount OK.
I suspect you've somehow named the USB key /foo/bar or whatever. If you can reformat it, do a man mkfs.vfat and set the volume name when you format the USB key. |
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