Hiii,
Please let me know the steps for mounting my USB pendrive in solaris 10 platform.
Thanks & Regards,
Bhargav P
Hiii,
Please let me know the steps for mounting my USB pendrive in solaris 10 platform.
Thanks & Regards,
Bhargav P
It depends on whether you want to put a UFS or a Windows filesystem on the USB drive.
If you want a UFS filesystem it goes something like this:
I've done this before and from what I remember use:
rmformat -l
to tell you the device name eg. /dev/rdsk/<device>s2
Turn off volume management use:
svcadm disable volfs
or
/etc/init.d/volmgt stop
depending on the version of Solaris
Run fdisk to configure a partition use:
fdisk /dev/rdsk/<device>s2
Write down a filesystem use:
newfs /dev/rdsk/<device>s0
(eg. for partition 1)
Mount the filessytem use:
mount /dev/dsk/<device>s0 <mount point>
I am using VMware machine for solaris10 on my windows OS. Does my USB pendrive detects by using this commands.
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I used rmformat -l command it listed the details Device type is showing as [cd - reader].
For USB pendrive it should show as Removable. So my USB pendrive is not detecting.Please help i am using VMware for solaris 10.
So I think your guest O/S (Solaris) is not able to see the USB device under VMware. If it did, rmformat -l would list the device.
I suggest you go to a VMware forum and ask how to get a Solaris guest to see a USB device.
This is no longer a Unix question.
Ok Thank you hicksd8
I emailed a friend who is a VMware engineer and he replied.........
In the VM guest properties you can add a USB controller the same way as you add another hard disk, network card etc..... This will be then visible in the OS assuming it has drivers etc.
Hope that helps.