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USB flash drive/keyfob will not automount
Post 302277596 by ropers on Friday 16th of January 2009 08:19:29 PM
01-16-2009
Thanks for your reply techlinux, and thanks for the links which I will read.
By now however I have rebooted the machine, and the problem is gone. Not how I would have liked to resolve the issue, but that's what it is. Still, your links should enable me to work more, and be better equipped if this happens again, so thank you.
By now however I have rebooted the machine, and the problem is gone. Not how I would have liked to resolve the issue, but that's what it is. Still, your links should enable me to work more, and be better equipped if this happens again, so thank you.
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ifpgui(1) General Commands Manual ifpgui(1) NAME
ifpgui - Open source GUI for iRiver's iFP flash player SYNOPSIS
ifpgui DESCRIPTION
ifpgui is an open-source graphical user interface (GUI) for iRiver's iFP flash players. It uses libifp to access the player using the man- agement interface. In addition to moving files onto or off of your iFP device, you can use this program to upgrade its firmware or view the battery charge level. You can also set station names in the radio tuner, and more... You can only use this software if your player has the "Management" version of iRiver's firmware installed. iRiver also releases a mass storage (UMS) firmware, which allows you to access your iFP device as if it were a USB hard disk drive. libifp is known to work on the following players: iFP-1xx,3xx,5xx,7xx,8xx,9xx and N10 FILES
~/.ifpgui_rc User configuration file SEE ALSO
Some documentation is available on the web site: http://ifpgui.sourceforge.net/ AUTHORS
ifpgui was written by Jim Campbell <jim-campbell@users.sourceforge.net> This manual page was written by Jacob Luna Lundberg <jacob@gnifty.net> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). Per- mission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. Jacob Luna Lundberg Jun 2006 ifpgui(1)