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[almaquicu]

good evening guys. I seen this message when I connect a usb memory



what I do?

[hata_ph]

The print screen is too small...cannot see it

[almaquicu]

thanks

[hata_ph]

what file system is your usb devices?

try below solution with your usb file systems...
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/23701

[almaquicu]

It´s NTFS

[nightflier]

VL 7.0?  I don't think it is pre-configured for ntfs. Try installing ntfs-3g.

[retired1af]

ntfs was automatically recognized starting with VL 5.8.

[nightflier]

I remembered wrong. Just checked the ISO and ntfs-3g is included.

@retired1af, I don't have a current installation of 7.0, can you verify that the udev rules are configured to mount usb ntfs drives read-write upon insertion?

[Joncho]

I had the same problem some months ago, i believe it was when i upgraded pcmanfm or libfm, or maybe because i stoped using gdm, consolekit and policykit, but anyway, the solution is easy, just create the /etc/filesystems file and add the following line:

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ntfs-3g
and thats all, you can add any lots of different filesystem you use if you get same problem again, here is what my /etc/filesystems looks like:

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vfat
ntfs
ntfs-3g
iso9660
udf
reiserfs
ext3
ext2
ext4
ftpfs
I'm pretty sure i just needed to add the ntfs-3g, udf and ftpfs lines, but added the others anyways, just because.

[retired1af]

I remembered wrong. Just checked the ISO and ntfs-3g is included.

@retired1af, I don't have a current installation of 7.0, can you verify that the udev rules are configured to mount usb ntfs drives read-write upon insertion?

I just blew the last 7.0 install off the computer two days ago.

However, if I recall, drives are not automatically mounted. The system will recognize the drive, but then you must manually mount it in order to access it.