Dingoo A320 forum

Hi,

I just got the Dingoo today. I have Linux as my main system. When I connect the Dingoo with the computer I can't see it as a removable device. Does anybody in this forum got the same problem?

(I have Linux Mint, based on Ubuntu 8.04)

I havent plugged it into my Linux box yet (Ubuntu 8.10) but I will try it and see what happens.

I had Linux Mint 6 on my system and it found the Dingoo without any problems.

O.k thank you. I will try it again

Upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04. At least, according to a post here: http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=47536 (board is currently down, however). The guy, like you, had 8.10 and after upgrading (actually he installed from scratch) found that it worked automatically. I have Ubuntu 8.10 and am not seeing the Dingoo either.

Yes I just bootet in my Linux and looked what my systemlog is telling me Something about "Bad Super Block". I searched at google and found some people with the same problem. I will upgrade my linux as soon as possible. Thank you for your answer.

I thing it is solved, can I mark this toppic as solved?

hi

I use ubuntu 8.1 an everything works fine

you've to mount the dingoo by hand

try this

sudo mkdir /mnt/dingoo
sudo mount -t vfat -o umask=000 /dev/sdb (or whatever device the dingoo is) /mnt/dingoo


bye

so9

I have just updated to 9.04. It is now recognized but I have to mount it the way you wrote. Strange...But my system is faster now.

so9 wrote:hi

I use ubuntu 8.1 an everything works fine

you've to mount the dingoo by hand

try this

sudo mkdir /mnt/dingoo
sudo mount -t vfat -o umask=000 /dev/sdb (or whatever device the dingoo is) /mnt/dingoo


bye

so9

Thanks for that. I am on 8.10 and can't be bothered upgrading at the moment.

have you tried hitting the hard reset button and holding B while the dingoo is connected via USB? in windows this disconnects it from usb mode and makes it show up just as a mass storage device. in theory Ubuntu should have no issues detecting it in that mode.