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Originally Posted by newman
knc1: Thanks. Will try it later. It's: Fedora 22 on Toshiba Satellite 855 with USB2 cable attached.
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In USB networking mode over the USB cable -
And you switch into and out of USB networking mode **without** the USB cable attached.
That should not interfere with the FUSE layers.
I.E: You should be able to access both /mnt/base-us and /mnt/us
Its only if your in USB storage mode that there is interference.
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There is one other far-out possibility -
Mis-matched kernel and kernel modules.
A (very) few of the kernel modules are included in the initramfs image with the kernel.
Those would load into kernel space from initramfs.
The majority of the kernel modules are only in the rootfs image.
So it could be possible that the device isn't booting the 3.4.2 kernel (or a compatible build).
But your kernel message file (dmesg) should be filled with errors whenever it tries to load the mis-matched module(s).