12-08-2014, 08:00 PM
Quote:EDIT: Can you plug in the USB, open Thunar file manager and look to see if it shows up under "/mnt"? If yes, see if you can save something to it.Yes it shows up under /mnt:
But when I try to save something e'g' a tex document it does not let me:
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Quote:Can you open GParted and do Device -> Create Partition Table -> "msdos"; then make a new FAT32 partition that covers whole disk?[color=black]
Yes:
But it still does not work.
I have researched the problem online a bit and it seems that problems between Lexar USBs and Linux are not uncommon, but i do not think that is the problem here as the USB worked untill I fiddled with it - I feel that I somehow removed the part of it that tells any (it now wont even work with Windows - I tried it on my daughter's computer - it does not even 'see' it!) computer how to store data on the USB (is that the USB 'booting' software?).
I think that I should be doing something like is described in this article:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8366
But I can hardly understand 1/2 of what he is talking about! LOL