Antix13, 15: does not show USB flash drive, DVDroom
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leonidPosts: 12
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- Posts: 4,164 rokytnji
- Joined: 20 Feb 2009
#2
Look in spacefm on antix 15. Look in antixcc>drives>mount drives in antix 13.
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leonidPosts: 12
- Joined: 18 Dec 2015
#3
does not show USB flash drive, DVDroom, file System(((
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DavePosts: 1,062
- Joined: 20 Jan 2010
#4
Could you describe how you are trying to get them to work?
Maybe in terminal with the usb drive plugged in, run the following commands
lsblk
lsusb
lspci
And post the output of the above commands here?
We cannot read what does not work if we do not know what you are attempting to do...
Maybe in terminal with the usb drive plugged in, run the following commands
lsblk
lsusb
lspci
And post the output of the above commands here?
We cannot read what does not work if we do not know what you are attempting to do...
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leonidleonidPosts: 12
- Joined: 18 Dec 2015
#5
ok
Dave wrote:Could you describe how you are trying to get them to work?
Maybe in terminal with the usb drive plugged in, run the following commands
lsblk
lsusb
lspci
And post the output of the above commands here?
We cannot read what does not work if we do not know what you are attempting to do...
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rokytnjiPosts: 4,164
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#6
sro is taken up by live boot device which tells me you have not installed antix yet.
Are you running Puppy on internal drive instead?
I do not see your usb drive in your screenshot by the way.
usually
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Are you running Puppy on internal drive instead?
I do not see your usb drive in your screenshot by the way.
usually
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sudo fdisk -l-
leonidPosts: 12
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#7
Ok. I can not get online.
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leonidPosts: 12
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#8
ok
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rokytnjiPosts: 4,164
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#9
Do you have a link to your wireless hardware?
Example:
Just hang in there Is all I can say.
It took me this long to see you are running live. That this usb not seen is a wireless usb.
I guess hardware constraints are keeping you from posting code readouts in text form and photos from a phone are all that you have.
No usb drives available I take it?
Because if you have like a 2 or 4 gig usb flash drive. The inxi -F and other code readout requests we ask for can be done like so.
Plug in the pendrive that is fat32. Mount and open it in spacefm . Make a text file and name it"commands"
Run inxi -F, lsusb, and all the other commands we have requested. Copy and paste the readouts to the pendrive text file named commands. Then use that pendrive on whatever computer you are posting with. I take it it is the same computer that you have Puppy installed on that you have failed to answer my question about also. I am going to credit that to miss-communication for now.
How about some other members help me out here? It seems his Puppy install is online and he posts on Murga forums.
He is trying AntiX live cd and can't online with it. Ignore the phantom cdrom issue for now since he is running live cd .
That is all I got for now.
Example:
There has been a major communication issue going on this thread because of me being on the Mexican border and you being across the world and you seem not used to communicating in English. This is very understandable to me since I live among latinos and see this in every day life.Verified Purchase
As a linux user primarily, I had had limited luck with similar items from Medialink, D-link and Ralink. This one, which uses the Atheros guts, is the most linux friendly of the bunch
Just hang in there Is all I can say.
It took me this long to see you are running live. That this usb not seen is a wireless usb.
I guess hardware constraints are keeping you from posting code readouts in text form and photos from a phone are all that you have.
No usb drives available I take it?
Because if you have like a 2 or 4 gig usb flash drive. The inxi -F and other code readout requests we ask for can be done like so.
Plug in the pendrive that is fat32. Mount and open it in spacefm . Make a text file and name it"commands"
Run inxi -F, lsusb, and all the other commands we have requested. Copy and paste the readouts to the pendrive text file named commands. Then use that pendrive on whatever computer you are posting with. I take it it is the same computer that you have Puppy installed on that you have failed to answer my question about also. I am going to credit that to miss-communication for now.
How about some other members help me out here? It seems his Puppy install is online and he posts on Murga forums.
He is trying AntiX live cd and can't online with it. Ignore the phantom cdrom issue for now since he is running live cd .
That is all I got for now.
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DavePosts: 1,062
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#10
It seems that the system can see the usb device... so the usb bus should be working disk wise. Also it sees the cdrom as sr0 but like rokytnji said it is taken by the live cd.
Now it seems that antix does not have the proper driver for your chipset
Maybe with luck you can simply have it working by running in terminal
Modprobe rt(press tab to see what is there for drivers and select one that covers the 7601 chipset.
If not so lucky you might have to download the driver else where, copy it onto the computer running antix, compile and load the driver...
Perhaps it may be possible for someone to build a deb for the default antix kernel. 32 and 64 bit. I am not able to look at how to do this at the moment.
Now it seems that antix does not have the proper driver for your chipset
Maybe with luck you can simply have it working by running in terminal
Modprobe rt(press tab to see what is there for drivers and select one that covers the 7601 chipset.
If not so lucky you might have to download the driver else where, copy it onto the computer running antix, compile and load the driver...
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git clone https://github.com/porjo/mt7601.git
cd mt7601/src
make
sudo make install
sudo mkdir -p / etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/
sudo cp RT2870STA.dat / etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/
sudo modprobe mt7601Usta