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Kingston Datatraveler won't mount in ubuntu 14.04
How to auto mount a flash drive with root and read/write/execute privilegesGet Kingston DataTraveler Locker+ working under Ubuntu 11.10Lubuntu/Ubuntu 12.10 won't recognize USBsFlash drive problem on USB 3.0 portUSB drive not recognized Ubuntu 14.04Cannot mount or recognize usb flash drive ubuntu 14.04Ubuntu 14.04 LTS doesn't detect ssdCannot mount pendrive in write mode
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I try and try and try but ubuntu 14.04 is not recognizing my flash drive. It's a Kingston Datatraveler which has never caused me any problems before until now. Anybody know what to do?
usb usb-drive 14.04
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I try and try and try but ubuntu 14.04 is not recognizing my flash drive. It's a Kingston Datatraveler which has never caused me any problems before until now. Anybody know what to do?
usb usb-drive 14.04
asked Apr 19 '14 at 18:37
BlattinumBlattinum
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Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
I found out withdmesg | tailthat the device somehow gets disconnected.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16
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I try and try and try but ubuntu 14.04 is not recognizing my flash drive. It's a Kingston Datatraveler which has never caused me any problems before until now. Anybody know what to do?
usb usb-drive 14.04
asked Apr 19 '14 at 18:37
BlattinumBlattinum
871 gold badge1 silver badge7 bronze badges
I try and try and try but ubuntu 14.04 is not recognizing my flash drive. It's a Kingston Datatraveler which has never caused me any problems before until now. Anybody know what to do?
usb usb-drive 14.04
usb usb-drive 14.04
asked Apr 19 '14 at 18:37
BlattinumBlattinum
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asked Apr 19 '14 at 18:37
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asked Apr 19 '14 at 18:37
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Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
I found out withdmesg | tailthat the device somehow gets disconnected.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16
add a comment
|
Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
I found out withdmesg | tailthat the device somehow gets disconnected.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16
Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
I found out with
dmesg | tail that the device somehow gets disconnected.– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16
I found out with
dmesg | tail that the device somehow gets disconnected.– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16
add a comment
|
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I fixed it. I tried the advice of pushing the USB in slowly. That didn't work.
What did work was pushing it in very slowly in a timed manner. Here is how:
I used dmesg -wH which keeps live updating dmesg in your terminal.
And right at the moment where Ubuntu said that it recognized it. I stopped pushing it in any further. Weirdly enough, this is as much a skill as learning how to use a small screwdriver or a semi-complex game controller combination in a video game.
My Kingston Datatraveler mounted. It did not mount by pushing it in slowly, but by pushing it in very slowly and immediately stopping when dmesgh said: "USB Mass Storage device detected"
answered Sep 28 at 14:24
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I fixed it. I tried the advice of pushing the USB in slowly. That didn't work.
What did work was pushing it in very slowly in a timed manner. Here is how:
I used dmesg -wH which keeps live updating dmesg in your terminal.
And right at the moment where Ubuntu said that it recognized it. I stopped pushing it in any further. Weirdly enough, this is as much a skill as learning how to use a small screwdriver or a semi-complex game controller combination in a video game.
My Kingston Datatraveler mounted. It did not mount by pushing it in slowly, but by pushing it in very slowly and immediately stopping when dmesgh said: "USB Mass Storage device detected"
answered Sep 28 at 14:24
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I fixed it. I tried the advice of pushing the USB in slowly. That didn't work.
What did work was pushing it in very slowly in a timed manner. Here is how:
I used dmesg -wH which keeps live updating dmesg in your terminal.
And right at the moment where Ubuntu said that it recognized it. I stopped pushing it in any further. Weirdly enough, this is as much a skill as learning how to use a small screwdriver or a semi-complex game controller combination in a video game.
My Kingston Datatraveler mounted. It did not mount by pushing it in slowly, but by pushing it in very slowly and immediately stopping when dmesgh said: "USB Mass Storage device detected"
answered Sep 28 at 14:24
Melvin RoestMelvin Roest
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I fixed it. I tried the advice of pushing the USB in slowly. That didn't work.
What did work was pushing it in very slowly in a timed manner. Here is how:
I used dmesg -wH which keeps live updating dmesg in your terminal.
And right at the moment where Ubuntu said that it recognized it. I stopped pushing it in any further. Weirdly enough, this is as much a skill as learning how to use a small screwdriver or a semi-complex game controller combination in a video game.
My Kingston Datatraveler mounted. It did not mount by pushing it in slowly, but by pushing it in very slowly and immediately stopping when dmesgh said: "USB Mass Storage device detected"
answered Sep 28 at 14:24
Melvin RoestMelvin Roest
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I fixed it. I tried the advice of pushing the USB in slowly. That didn't work.
What did work was pushing it in very slowly in a timed manner. Here is how:
I used dmesg -wH which keeps live updating dmesg in your terminal.
And right at the moment where Ubuntu said that it recognized it. I stopped pushing it in any further. Weirdly enough, this is as much a skill as learning how to use a small screwdriver or a semi-complex game controller combination in a video game.
My Kingston Datatraveler mounted. It did not mount by pushing it in slowly, but by pushing it in very slowly and immediately stopping when dmesgh said: "USB Mass Storage device detected"
answered Sep 28 at 14:24
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Install Ubuntu 13.10 and be glad for it. Ubuntu 14.04 is still a work in progress.
– Taz D.
Apr 19 '14 at 20:16
One year later, I've just bought 4 DataTraveler Kingston G4 keys and none of them will mount in Ubuntu 14.04LTS.2. If anyone knows why, I'd love to see an answer to this question.
– Scaine
Apr 6 '15 at 13:44
I also have the same issue, when using it in a 3.0 USB.
– Pedro Dusso
Jul 15 '15 at 18:17
Same issue here as well, in 2019.
– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:01
I found out with
dmesg | tailthat the device somehow gets disconnected.– Melvin Roest
Sep 28 at 14:16