* Replace 'ext3' with 'vfat' if your drive is formatted as fat32/vfat.
* Replace 'ext3' with 'vfat' if your drive is formatted as fat32/vfat.
* Replace /mnt/affadevice with the folder in which you want your USB drive mounted (here and in all "mount" commands)
* Replace /mnt/affadevice with the folder in which you want your USB drive mounted (here and in all "mount" commands)
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* Make sure that the mount directory (/mnt/affadevice in this example) is empty! Linux will not mount a drive in a directory that is not empty.
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* Make sure that the mount directory (/mnt/affadevice in this example) exists and is empty! Linux will not mount a drive in a directory that is not empty.
* Add multiple entries as described in [[USBDisks#The_Solution]] to meet your specific requirements.
* Add multiple entries as described in [[USBDisks#The_Solution]] to meet your specific requirements.