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David, Thanks for the tip on /etc/fstab. I learned the device would not mount initially if a memory card is not inserted before bootup. If it's inserted after bootup, it also would not mount. The memory card must be inserted -before- bootup for the device to mount. 1. Memory card (xD) was inserted with device plugged into USB, and system booted. 2. As root, I created a desktop shortcut (via Create New - Floppy Device) pointing to /dev/sda1 which was listed in /etc/fstab. 3. Opened shortcut, received an error that the device was not mounted. Right-clicked icon, selected Mount, device mounted. 4. Opened shortcut again, directory displayed correctly. 5. As I do not do anything as root except for Online Update, I deleted the shortcut that was created. 6. Logged out and logged in as a regular user. When the desktop appeared, a new icon labeled sda1 automatically appeared, was mounted, and accessible. Device: /dev/sda1 Mount Point: /media/sda1 -- _____________________________________________________________ Web-based SMS services available at http://www.operamail.com.
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