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Old 07-17-2015, 12:39 PM   #13
forkpower
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Originally Posted by f-killer View Post
Thanks for the nice solution. I have same problem.
rupor-rescue image in SD card and connect my T1 to pc via USB.
I use Ubuntu. But I can't see /dev in any mounted folder.
I'm not sure, this is some kind of permissions problem.
Any advice would be appreciated.
/dev is a system folder and can be found in nearly every unix-like operating system. all files in this folder are VIRTUAL FILES for accessing hardware devices.


take a terminal and type:

cd /dev
ls

now you can see all device-files.

for example:

/dev/sda is the first harddisk
/dev/sdb is the second harddisk
/dev/sda1 is the first primary partition on the first harddisk
/dev/sda2 is the second primary partition on the first harddisk
/dev/sdb3 is the third primary partition on the second harddisk


if you have only one harddisk in your computer and connect any memory device to usb, /dev/sdb will be in most cases the device on usb.
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