Using USB Mass Storage Devices (Task Map)
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Add or remove a USB mass storage device. |
Select one of the following to add a USB mass storage device: |
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Add a USB mass storage device. | ||
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Add a USB camera to access digital images. | |
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Remove a USB mass storage device without vold running. |
How to Remove a USB Mass Storage Device Without vold Running |
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Add a non-compliant USB mass storage device. |
Add a non-compliant USB mass storage device by adding an entry to scsa2usb.conf. | |
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Prepare to use a USB mass storage device. |
Prepare to use a USB mass storage device with vold running. |
Preparing to Use a USB Mass Storage Device With vold Running |
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Display USB device information. |
Display information about USB devices. | |
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Create a file system on a USB mass storage device. |
You must create a file system on a device before you can put data on it. |
How to Create a File System on a USB Mass Storage Device How to Create a File System on a USB Mass Storage Device Without vold Running |
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Modify partitions and create a file system on a USB mass storage device. |
You might need to modify existing partitions before creating file systems on a USB mass storage device. | |
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Create a Solaris partition and modify the slices on a USB mass storage device. |
You will need to create a file with slice information before using the rmformat to modify the slice information. | |
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Mount a USB mass storage device without vold running. |
Mount a USB mass storage device without vold running. |
How to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device Without vold Running |
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(Optional) Disable a USB device driver. |
Disable a USB device driver if you do not want USB support on your system. | |
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(Optional) Remove unused USB device links. |
Remove USB device links with the devfsadm command. |
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