H. S. wrote:
What exactly is your device? Have you tried "-t msdos", "-t ntfs" etc? I had a similar problem while trying to mount a newly bought USB stick (Lexar). It was mountable and writeabel and readable under Windows XP but not under Linux running 2.6.9 and 2.6.10. It turns out that I had to format it and make a filesystem. After that it worked perfectly in both the OSes.
Yes definitely check the filesystem on the device. The device seems to be detected and the proper module loaded. I would speculate that the filesystem is either corrupt, encrypted, or not a FAT filesystem. You can always format the device to use FAT. -Eric -- "Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school." - Albert Einstein
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