=== pedro__ is now known as pedro === pedro is now known as pedro__ === pedro__ is now known as quittt [01:17] Hey, im installing xubuntu on my other PC, and its asking me to put in disk labled "Xubuntu 7.10 _Gutsy Gibbon _ - Release i386 (10071016)", what disk is that? [02:59] anyone running ntop on xubuntu? === justin__ is now known as aroo [03:55] hello. please help. i installes xubuntu 7.10 on old laptop (64 ram). run very slow :( Now i want add alternate option to grub to boot in text mode (but not single mode as recovery option). How can i do this? [05:13] Hi, there is a line in the dmesg here saying "Error: Host SMBus controller not enabled! - upgrade BIOS or use force=1", how critical is that on a laptop? === w4ett-Away is now known as w4ett === w4ett is now known as w4ett-Away [05:49] Question: is there other alternative commands to install Xubuntu core files and not include the included application found in xubuntu-desktop? [05:50] OR I just install Xubuntu then change each of the application included w/ my preferred application? [05:55] how do i get xubuntu to automatically mount all drives for all users? [06:16] venz: http://www.binonabiso.com/en/Ubuntu-miniRAM-HOWTO.html something like that maybe... though it's all command line based do you better know what packages you want/need [06:17] so you'd better know* [06:17] I managed to find some of the packages I need [06:18] PsynoKhi0: thanks [06:18] np [06:19] thought I was after a more recent version [06:19] though* [06:20] the link you posted and this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems is nearly the same, but for some wierd reason I'm unable to make it work [06:21] howdy [06:21] Ein2015: sry I don't know [06:21] cclampblues: hi [06:22] I manage to have xfce4 (window manger installed), no login GUI (i prefered that), but the next step, which is the desktop manager I'm lost there [06:22] i just installed gusty and was lookin for some help with a wireless card issue [06:25] the card is (pcmcia) smc ez connect ... it is not recognized by the system at all apparently = not listed when i check apps, system, network menu [06:26] It had worked previously. in drapper it was plug-n-play good times. in edgy elf some nice folks in here helped me get things working... i was hoping that i'd have that luck again [06:27] any ideas on what i can do? [06:28] !wireless [06:28] Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [06:28] good bot. [06:28] I'd start with dmesg [06:31] PsynoKhiO: sorry im not even sure what that is... or how to access it... type it in a terminal window? [06:32] you can do that though you might get flooded by network messages, safer to go to /var/log [06:33] also, did you upgrade to Gutsy or run a clean install? [06:33] clean [06:34] its listed as supported on the help pages. so thats good. [06:36] when you say it's not recognised by the system, do you mean it doesn't appear in the hal device manager? [06:37] what am i looking for in dmesg [06:37] wheres that? [06:37] that sounds helpful [06:38] in dmesg, anything that could be related to pcmcia :) [06:38] oh good. this will be fun.... ha. [06:38] device manager is a package you can find in e.g. synaptic [06:39] hal-device-manager [06:40] might work with sudo apt-get install hal-device-manager [06:40] dont i need a working network connection for that though? or can it be installed from disc? [06:44] in snypatic i see hal (hardware abstraction layer), hal-cuts-utils, and hal-info.... but not hal-device-manager [06:44] yup you'll need a connection, or there might be a way to get it from a vanilla ubuntu CD, I think it ships with it as standard [06:44] uh that's weird [06:46] quick check through dmesg didnt return anything. [06:46] as far as pcmcia [06:50] my bad, look for "Yenta" [06:53] ok so i ran: sudo lshw and my card shows up. [06:53] its listed as: *network UNCLAIMED [06:54] whats that mean? [06:55] no yenta in synaptic [06:55] I meant in dmesg =) [06:56] but if your card is listed it's not needed to check that out anymore [06:58] what's that card for btw? is that your only connectivity device? [06:58] yeah. its a dell pentium 3 lappy. nothing onboard. [07:02] found a thread about someone having an issue similar to yours, apparently it was solved following the following howto: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_checkout_and_install_madwifi_experimental_driver_for_ar5008 [07:03] not sure the chip on the pcmcia card is the same but might be worth checking it out [07:04] sorry couldn't be more helpful but gotta run and get some work done now [07:05] thanks a lot. [07:10] TheSheep: you awake? [13:22] hello [13:24] !device manager [13:24] Sorry, I don't know anything about device manager - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi [13:36] howdy all, anyone want to help me out with a wireless networking problem in gusty? [14:04] !wireless [14:04] Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [14:12] Would someone here please be so kind as to explain how to get sound working in Xubuntu (7.10 Gutsy Gibbon)? I have a Soundblaster Live! Value card in this machine and ALSA seems to be already installed. No speaker icon showing and only beeps from internal speaker heard.... [14:14] anyone? [14:16] i have an smc wireless card [model smc2635w (pcmcia) -- with ADM tek adm8211 chipset] that does not show up in applications, system, network menu..... but when i lspci it shows up... with lshw it shows up as: *-network UNCLAIMED.... any advice would be greatly appreciated. [14:17] XubuntuNewbie, from the info on the alsa webpage I would say it should just work. Did you double check alsamixer settings, might be muted or so. [14:17] XubuntuNewbie, also check if alsamixer lists the card. [14:17] predaeus: Thank you first of all for responding to my question... but how do I access 'alsamixer'? is it in GUI or shell? [14:19] XubuntuNewbie, you can run it from shell [14:19] predaeus: I did now try accessing it in the shell, and it SHOWS my soundcard there... 'sblive value CT4670' Tritech ID 3 chipset... but doesn't seem to work in the actual graphical interface still...... [14:20] I think it is KDE I am using if I am not mistaken. [14:20] XubuntuNewbie, then it could be related to the KDE sound daemon. I don't know about that, ask in #kubuntu for help with kde. [14:21] Okay will try that [14:22] predaeus: I use whatever the standard graphical shell is when installing xubuntu.... I don't know if that IS KDE or something else :) [14:22] XubuntuNewbie, xubuntu uses xfce as default, not kde. But of course you can optionally install kde or gnome, it's all interchangeable with ubuntu [14:22] ok xfce then [14:24] Then that's what it is :-) [14:24] hm are the mixers in alsamixer all up? sometimes one of the switches also mutes all the sound. You can chose the mixer with the arrow keys and change between the screens ALL-MIxers, Record, and eh output or something with the TAB key. [14:25] My soundblaster card comes with some switches in alsamixer on the ALL tab, if I enable the wrong ones, or disable don't remmeber then all the sound is muted. [14:26] XubuntuNewbie, sometimes it's a bit of trial and error, sorry. Especially since I am no linux sound guru. [14:26] Yes but it isn't just that it is muted, it doesn't seem that I get the speaker icon in xfce .... nothing that shows there IS working sound. I get a simple pc speaker beep from the internal speaker that is all.... [14:26] TheSheep, are you around? You seem to know lots about Xubuntu's configs *g* [14:26] Okay well no matter what I am very glad for your help! [14:26] I really do appreciate it. [14:27] where are you wanting (looking) for this icon to be? [14:27] XubuntuNewbie, if you mean the audio volume plugin for the panel with the loudspeaker icon. It's bugged and keeps disappearing and reappearing for people. [14:27] XubuntuNewbie, for some it helps to drap drop it onto the panel instead of selecting it to be added. [14:28] okay well is there a simple way to verify sound output on a linux box? [14:28] *drapndrop [14:28] *dragndrop sorry [14:28] where can the audio volume plugin thing be found? I know I sound like a total ... moron, but please bear with me.... [14:28] cclampblues, your problem probably general enough, maybe the folks in #ubuntu could help [14:29] +is [14:30] XubuntuNewbie, you can right click on an empty area on the panel -> Add New Item -> and then select the Volume Control plugin (as said before it does not work for some like that, and you will have to grab the icon in that selection window and drag it to the panel to add it) [14:32] Thank you very much!! :) [14:40] XubuntuNewbie, for some it disappears after reboot...it's a bug. === ablomen_ is now known as ablomen [15:17] How do I see under what group a program is running? [15:18] Blinkiz: programs run under a user, the user belongs to a group [15:19] Yeah, but I have started it with the sg command and would like to know if everything went okay [15:20] Blinkiz: heh ... gotchya [15:21] Blinkiz: i imagine htop would show you that .... 'sudo apt-get install htop' and then once its installed, just run 'htop' and in one of the ncurses menus i believe you would find the info you want .... http://htop.sourceforge.net/ <--- for more info [15:23] maxamillion: I don't think htop will tell me that. It was a really simple command. Like "ps -G " or something... [15:24] Blinkiz: oh, well yeah ... ps -G would also work [15:24] it aint [15:24] Blinkiz: works on my machine [15:24] okay, it was working. hehe.. [15:24] ;) [15:25] Blinkiz: just curious .. why do you want to launch a process under a different group? [15:26] Am launchng rtorrent as a different group so download torrent files will be created with the group permission of "fileshare". [15:27] Blinkiz: ahhhh, not a half bad idea [15:28] :) === maxamillion is now known as notMax [16:47] anybody here know how to access a network drive in xubuntu? [16:49] mount -t nfs IP:/path/to/share /mount/path [16:50] hello can someone help me install a driver? [16:53] anyone? [16:53] maybe you should specify driver for what [16:55] sry. i am installing a driver for my wireless card on my laptop. i am running gusty -fresh install- my wireless card wasnt recoginized. i think its a driver issue. i found an appropriatee driver and have opened the tarball to a folder on my desktop... now i havee no idea what to do with it :) [16:56] Maybe there is a README or INSTALL file you could read [16:56] what network card is it (chipset) [16:59] its smc2635w with adm8211 chipset [16:59] thanks siggjen [16:59] i have copied some out of the INSTALL file - im not entirely sure how to do what it describes [17:00] can i paste it here - it may flood a bit but its not too big? [17:00] paste it to pastebin.ca or sth [17:00] !pastebin [17:00] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) [17:00] siggjen: says mount point doesnt exist [17:01] also, the server is passworded, so it'll probably bug me about that :-\ [17:01] Ein2015: did you make a directory for the mountpoint? [17:01] nautilus made it easy, but i havent found anything similar in xubuntu. [17:01] oh, guess i should do that >.< durrrr. :-\ [17:01] Ein2015: just install nautilus then q: [17:01] :P [17:02] has such an assload of reqs tho >>< [17:02] >.<* [17:02] oh well i'll try it [17:02] it's no ideal fix [17:03] right [17:03] guess there is atleast 10 different tools to mount samba shares in apt [17:03] xubuntu runs a lot faster on this laptop than regular ubuntu did tho... [17:03] i cant wait to get money so i can get a better system (think, macbook with ubuntu ^_^) [17:04] macbook has all the keys wrong [17:04] atleast with norwegian keyboard [17:05] Ein2015: i pasted at pastebin.ca but it seems to have crashed my browser... not sure if its there... under cclampblues === cclampblue1 is now known as cclampblues [17:06] dont know where the 1 at the end of ny nick came from.... [17:06] heh siggjen i'm in the US :P [17:06] cclampblues: pasted what? [17:06] the install file text [17:07] i just dont understand what to do... :/ [17:07] 0 match [17:09] Ein2015 sry. now im confusing irc users. [17:09] lol [17:09] thought so ;) [17:09] ha. one of those morning... days now i guess [17:10] siggjen: was 0 match to me? [17:10] cclampblues: mhm [17:12] ok here it is http://pastebin.ca/892703 [17:12] whats mhm? [17:13] that's acronym of 'meaningless humming mumle' ;) [17:13] mumble even [17:14] ahh. too many tla [17:14] Hey sheep i think you helped me with this issue in the past [17:14] you need latest module-init-tools it says, use «apt-cache show module-init-tools» to show your version, mine is 3.3-pre4-2ubuntu4 it seems [17:15] cclampblues: di you try to use the restricted drivers manager? [17:15] did [17:15] yeah it poped up saying there was no need..... or something to that effect [17:17] cclampblues: looks like this driver is already in ubuntu [17:17] siggjen: where do i use that? [17:17] /lib/modules/2.6.24-4-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/adm8211.ko [17:17] in terminal i guess [17:17] but i'm off, gf is visiting [17:17] TheSheep: in the past it worked when i plugged it in... [17:17] guess you should listen to TheSheep [17:17] thanks siggjen [17:18] appriciate it [17:18] cclampblues: did you try 'sudo modprobe adm8211' ? [17:18] TheSheep: so what do i do to get the damn thing to run :) [17:18] no i will.... i dont have that card installed at the moment is that a problem? [17:18] yes [17:19] ok let me switch back over to my mac.... brb [17:20] ok here i am [17:20] so run sudo modprobe adm8211? [17:20] yes [17:21] and show me the last line of 'dmesg' [17:21] or 2 lines [17:23] hang on im an idiot. didt put the card in :/ [17:24] modprobe: FATAL: Module adm8211 not found. [17:25] cclampblues: what does 'uname -r' say? [17:25] I want to make sun-java6-jre the default java runner. What command should I run to make this happen? [17:25] dmesg: (as it pertains to the card) pccard: CardBus card inserted into slot 0 [17:26] Blinkiz: update-java-alternatives [17:26] TheSheep: Thank you [17:26] Blinkiz: or update-alternatives java [17:26] Blinkiz: depedning on the version [17:26] i also have cpufreq: change failed with new_state 0 and result 0 (or 1 and result 0) is that normal.....? [17:27] cclampblues: no idea [17:27] uname -r : 2.6.22 - 14-generic [17:27] ok [17:27] is that the kernel? [17:28] now 'ls -ald /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/adm8211.ko [17:28] cclampblues: yes [17:30] ok it didnt return anything specifically.... is that ok? [17:31] oops. hang on. are there spaces between dashes? [17:31] no [17:32] cclampblues: looks like this driver isn ot in your kernel, but I have it in mine, 2.6.24 [17:33] cclampblues: do you have linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22-14-generic installed? [17:33] yeah the last ls returned no such file or folder [17:34] i dont know if i have linux restricted modules installed how do i tell? [17:34] apt-cache policy name-of-the-module [17:34] can i upgrade the kernel? or is that prettymuch the same as reinstalling altogether? [17:34] cclampblues: 2.6.24 is in Hardy [17:35] cclampblues: you can upgrade, although it's still 3 monsths to release [17:35] months [17:35] so there may be rough edges and bugs [17:35] oh i see [17:36] !worksforme [17:36] Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/ [17:36] :) [17:36] ha. pretty cool [17:37] still not sure where to find the restricted modules... sorry. [17:38] cclampblues_: just install them with 'sudo apt-get installl linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22-14-generic' [17:38] cclampblues_: you need to have the universe repository enabled, I think [17:39] do i need an internet connection? [17:39] cclampblues_: ah, right [17:39] cclampblues_: you can download packages from http://packages.ubuntu.com [17:39] cclampblues_: and install them by double-clicking on the files [17:40] well i can switch over ... youre talking about updating the kernel right? [17:40] i wouldnt need the wireless card on nececiarily during that... right? [17:42] no [17:43] will the apt-get install.... do it directly... or does it download it and then i install?? [17:45] cclampblues_: it installs directly [17:45] cclampblues_: looks like there already was a driver for that card before feisty [17:45] cclampblues_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=442784&highlight=adm8211 [17:46] yes i know. it worked perfectly in edgy elf.. (whatever) and you helped me get it going in fiesty... now not really at all. i dont understand it getting 'worse' over time :) [17:47] hey [17:47] what's the command to rename a file? [17:47] TangentBuntu: mv [17:48] ok ill switch over and try to run the new kernel install. if it works would it just recognize the card? [17:49] cclampblues_: yes [17:50] TheSheep: thanks for your help. ive been messing with this since like 8 am.... [17:50] cclampblues_: looks like they forgot to include the module in the kernel %) [17:51] cclampblues_: if the update doesn't help, you will have to compile it [17:51] Here I am again.... [17:51] TheSheep: couldnt i just do that now? or wouldnt that work? [17:52] cclampblues_: you could, but it's better to have module compiled by the ubuntu team [17:52] Does anyone here know how to set SAMBA/SambaFS up so I can browse my windows network??? Tried reading up on it and it says "Ubuntu" is supposed to have a 'Windows Network' icon under the 'Network' category in the start menu... 'Applications' in Xubuntu.... [17:52] cclampblues_: if it's in the update [17:52] TheSheep: is it in the update? [17:52] cclampblues_: I don't know, may be worth trying === Dekko is now known as XubuntuNewbie [17:52] didnt you say the driver was part of yours...? [17:53] cclampblues_: but I'm running next version of xubuntu [17:53] cclampblues_: unstable [17:53] if anyone here could help me with this I'd be very happy.... [17:54] TheSheep: oh i guess im not thinking the same thing... thought the driver was with the kernel.... [17:54] XubuntuNewbie: there should be some howtos on the forums [17:54] cclampblues_: it is with the kernel or with the additional modules [17:54] cclampblues_: it might be included in updated kernel [17:54] Thesheep: I have looked at them, but it feels as if they're outdated. [17:55] TheSheep: oh i see.. no guarantee either way... it could be in either place? cool. well ill give it a shot. thanks again. here goes... [17:55] They refer to go into the "Applications/Start menu' of Ubuntu, then into Administration.... but there IS no administration subcategory.... ONLY the 'System' one. [17:55] which is what I think they're refering to. [17:55] XubuntuNewbie: I have no experience with samba myself (and I'm thankful for it ;) ) [17:55] Using Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 release. [17:56] XubuntuNewbie: look for a howto for xubuntu [17:56] XubuntuNewbie: ubuntu has it done differently [17:56] You don't say.... :-P [17:57] I think its very confusing with the different distributions out there and the way to set them up and how to make it all work...... You have Ubuntu (Gnome based?), Kubuntu (KDE based) and Xubuntu (xfce?!) based.... [17:57] And you now say they're set to operate somewhat differently between them. [17:58] I went with xubuntu for its clean interface. Really like it this minimalistic. [18:00] XubuntuNewbie: it doesn't cooperate with windows as well as ubuntu though [18:01] XubuntuNewbie: look for a howto with smbfs [18:06] TheSheep: ok apparently i already had 2.6.22-14. it said 0 newly installed [18:06] cclampblues__: then compiling it is [18:07] gh [18:07] TheSheep: how is that done? [18:08] cclampblues__: well, you have the tarball already [18:08] cclampblues__: install the build-essential package [18:08] for the device driver yes [18:08] TheSheep: how do i do that? [18:09] cclampblues__: sudo apt-get install build-essential [18:09] TheSheep: Ok... brb [18:18] TheSheep: ok its installed. [18:19] cclampblues: now unpack the driver, and open terminal in its directory [18:24] i cant seem to navigate tto my desktop [18:24] ha. its not ~/desktop/adm8211 [18:26] TheSheep: the INSTALL file for the drive i downloaded can be read here http://pastebin.ca/892703 though [18:29] cclampblues: just right-click on the empty space in your directory and select 'open temrinal here' [18:29] TheSheep: how do i open the terminal to the desktop directory... i know im lame... sry.. [18:29] cclampblues: in Linux file names are case-sensitive [18:31] ok thats a good trick. im there... [18:31] cclampblues: ok, run 'make' [18:33] ok it spit out a bunch of stuff then this: make[2]: *** [/home/jdk/Desktop/adm8211/adm8211_hw.o] Error 1 [18:33] make[1]: *** [_module_/home/jdk/Desktop/adm8211] Error 2 [18:33] make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic' [18:33] make: *** [modules] Error 2 [18:33] jdk@ubuntu:~/Desktop/adm8211$ [18:34] cclampblues: can you pastebin it? [18:34] yeah where do you want it? [18:34] !pastebin [18:34] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) [18:34] there? [18:35] yes [18:38] http://pastebin.ca/892796 - i put it here. it was already open in my window... [18:42] cclampblues: ok, 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic' [18:45] TheSheep: ok its installed [18:46] try make again [18:46] ok [18:50] TheSheep: errors again... see: http://pastebin.ca/892816 [18:50] TheSheep: thank you again for your help [18:51] I don't really know how to build kernel/kernel modles on debian based systems :( [18:51] there is osme magic to do with unpacking the sources and all [18:51] you might look for a howto, I'm going to sleep now, sorry [18:52] no need to be sorry. i really appriciate all your work/help. [19:13] anyone know which is the right one for start the service management gui? [19:19] Roberth: services-admin [19:19] TheSheep: thanks [19:20] hmm i though it were an app for administrating init scripts:( [19:20] sysv-rc-conf [19:20] is one such app [19:20] not installed by default [19:20] careful, easy to break your syste [19:20] m [19:22] well i was more looking for an gtk gui which didnt involved runlevels etc === quittt is now known as eusou [19:36] anyone else getting zombie mousepad processes that won't auto close? [19:37] I get them from time to time. [19:37] hmmm, tried to kill them but still won't go.. this is happening alot :D [19:38] it's annoying think i'll try leafpad. [19:39] ArmchairArmada: do yours go if you kill them? === eusou is now known as quittt [19:42] hmm I read somewhere that someone provided networkmanager 0.7 snapshots for ubuntu, any know what im talking about? [19:45] hello [19:45] Does anyone know about the mounting problem for audio cds in gutsy? [19:46] :-D [19:48] When I'm in thunar and click the audio cd it won't mount. But it will mount from the audio players. [19:48] dandielionous: you can't mount audio cds, they don't have any filesystem on them [19:48] Is that something I can fix? [19:48] dandielionous: audio players play them unmounted [19:49] dandielionous: no, it's how the yare made [19:49] they are [19:49] Thank-you TheSheep. [19:49] I read on a forum something about stopping Hal from polling on the device. [19:49] But I can't figure out what Xubuntu is calling my cdrom. [19:50] And I'm not sure what polling is. [19:50] it should be visible somewhere in /proc/bus/ide/ [19:50] Maybe I need that. lol [19:50] nod nod [19:50] Only thing I see is cdrom0 and cdrom1 [19:51] But when I type in the command my terminal doesn't seem to recognize them. [19:51] hal - disable - polling - device /dev/scdo [19:51] try 'cat /proc/scsi/scsi' [19:52] not sure if scdo is my cdrom [19:52] kk ty I'll try that [19:52] I had it working before. [19:52] But I don't know what I did. [19:52] working what? [19:52] mounted audio cds? [19:53] Then I uninstalled Totem and Rythem box and it won't show me what's on the audio cd in thunar anymore. [19:53] It won't mount it now. [19:53] Unless I'm in an audio player. [19:53] I could see the title of the cd before and cruise it's files. [19:54] I thought maybe this was a common problem. [19:55] mmmm cat didn't seem to work :) [19:59] I have /proc/bus input, pci and usb no ide :( [19:59] yeah [19:59] I just remembered cd drives are see as scsi [19:59] seen [19:59] scsi? [19:59] Is that the name of them? [20:00] that's the name of the protocol of communication for the disk drive [20:00] nod nod [20:00] Is there a place I should look for the name of them then? [20:00] the file /proc/scsi/scsi should have a list of all your scsi devices [20:00] aww ty kind person :) [20:02] Has a document in there that doesn't show me what it says in the editor. [20:02] use the cat command in terminal [20:03] cat/proc/scsi/scsi? [20:03] with a space [20:03] kk :) [20:04] Attached devices: [20:04] Host: scsi0 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 00 [20:04] Vendor: ATA Model: Maxtor 6L100M0 Rev: BACE [20:04] Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 05 [20:04] Host: scsi2 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 00 [20:04] Vendor: Generic Model: USB SD Reader Rev: 1.00 [20:04] Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 00 [20:04] Host: scsi2 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 01 [20:04] Vendor: Generic Model: USB CF Reader Rev: 1.01 [20:04] Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 00 [20:04] Host: scsi2 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 02 [20:04] Vendor: Generic Model: USB SM Reader Rev: 1.02 [20:04] Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 00 [20:04] Host: scsi2 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 03 [20:04] Vendor: Generic Model: USB MS Reader Rev: 1.03 [20:04] Type: Direct-Access [20:04]