lusb alternative for PogoPro/Debian?

I'd ran Cat5-E cable to the next room, and PogoPlug/Debian, all's well. So I have a 500GB USB2 hard drive, and plug it into Pogoplug. I wasn't expecting a Samba folder to appear, but either it isn't recognized or maybe needs security clearance.

So being newb-y I searched for code to list what's hooked-up and lusb is one method, but mine says -bash: lusb: command not found.

Webmin works but I don't know what to call the new device. Pretty sure it's formatted Fat32.

I think we might have visited Samba solutions before but remember I hosed something and never got back to that tangent.

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Joey,

apt-get install usbutils

You can also use

fdisk -l

to list partitions, which will tell whether this USB is connected or not.

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No at least on the E02 Debian it didn't stick or something.
I tried that code, rebooted, then entered lusb

-bash: lusb: command not found

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The correct spelling:

lsusb

Mnemonic: list commands always starts with ls (lsusb, lspci, lsblk,....).

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/17/2015 06:51PM by bodhi.

Yes thank you that's the omission that was ailing me. Wow I feel good, thanks bodhi!

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