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Subject: Can I use mtools to access usb flash memory?
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The title says it all.
Can I use mtools to access usb flash memory stick? So that I don't have 
to mount
it manually.
What do I need to configure if the answer to the above question is 
"yes"?

Thanks.

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Choy Kho Yee
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