Bugzilla – Bug 959424
Device Notifier does not recognize flash drives.
Last modified: 2018-04-13 15:06:04 UTC
Device Notifier does not recognize flash drives. It does recognize external usb hard drives. When a flash drive is plugged into the usb slot, the kernel recognizes it and creates the appropriate /dev/sd? and /dev/sd?? entries and it is possible to mount one of those and access the contents of the drive.
This is mostly handled by udisks, could you please paste the output of dmesg and lsusb for such devices that fail to be detected? ALso vendor/type of the usbdisk would be nice, since I can't reproduce with the bunch I checked in my table drawer...
Created attachment 659609 [details] output of dmesg command after inserting flash drive.
Created attachment 659610 [details] output of lsusb command for first kingston flash drive.
Created attachment 659611 [details] output of lsusb command for second kingston flash drive.
It appears to be a problem with Kingston flash drives. I tried it with another flash drive and it worked. I tried it with two distinct models of Kingston flash drive and it didn't work in either case. I have attached files dmesg.out, kingston.lsusb.1 and kingston.lsusb.2 with the output that you wanted.
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