usb stick

[micky]

Hello
after installing new centos 7 successfully,
following this guide http://www.tbsdtv.com/download/document ... entOS7.pdf
Now do not recognize the usb stick.
I am desperate help me please
Thank you

[larch]

Hi micky

Did you mount it?

fdisk -l

Find the usb drive in the output. This gets a little complex because you may have multiple partitions - lets assume you dont and lets assume your drive is identified as:
/dev/sdb

make a directory somewhere:
mkdir /usbstick

Mount the drive you identified above:
mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /usbstick

Where sdb is the drive you identified and 1 is the partition you wish to mount. If your usb drive is something other than vfat then you need to change the filesystem type.

[micky]

hello larch
thanks for help
but do not understand what to mount, the USB is 3910 MB
typed from terminal: fdisk -l
come this

[larch]

Hi micky

Based off that screenshot the usb is /dev/sdb and it has 4 partitions (1/2/3/4).

I am not 100% certain what you are expecting to be on your usb disc but it looks to me like its currently formatted as a boot drive of some kind. The 2 partitions /dev/sdb2 and /dev/sdb4 look like efi boot partitions.

What happens if you plug the usb drive into a windows / osx host?

cheers

Mike

[micky]

Hello,
thanks for the info the problem was the USB stick. With normal USB stick does not work
but with USB 3.0 it works great.
Thank you
Best regards