Linux | X-Micro Tech USB2.0 Flash Stick guide

3.3 Linux 2.4.x

X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick has already been formatted before out of factory and its document system is FAT system; any Linux Kernel 2.4 of Linux can use X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick. The Linux Kernel need to add the feature of USB support, and you also need to add USB FILE SYSTEM to use X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick at the same time.

1)Turn on your computer.

2)Insert the X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick to the computer’s USB interface Login as root, type order: mount/dev/sda/mnt

This order will put the X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick to the directory of “ /mnt”. “/mnt” is a directory made by user.

Notice: When you type sda item of the order mount/dev/sda/mnt, there are maybe some changes because the using of computer or flash memory disk. Please follow the orders of Linux to operate.

3) Type the order: umount /mnt before pull out the X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick.

This order is used for uninstall X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick .You must use this order, or your document will be lost. The order “/mnt” is corresponding to the upper “/mnt”

3.4Notices

1)The Windows 98 system of user’s manual is the first edition and the second edition of Windows 98.

2)X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick will not guarantee its normal operation for all the computers. We will not answer for any lost because of using X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick. If any dispute, please solve it with relative law.

Technologic Reference of X-Micro USB2.0 Flash Stick

Items		Specified criterion
Computer	With USB or compatible desktop, notebook and Apple PC
Operation System	Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Mac OS 9.x/Mac OS X, Linux
	2.4.x
Power	USB supply (4.5V~5.5V)
Host computer	Universal serial bus standard 1.1/2.0
interface	UHCI	OHCI
Working electric	<80mA
current
Writing protection	Yes, with switch
Inside LED	Lighting: connect successfully
	Glinting: reading/Writing data
Capacity	64MB/128MB /256MB/512MB
Speed of reading	9MB/S	Maximum
Speed of writing	5MB/S	Maximum
Working temperature	-10°C~+50°C