Problem accessing mounted usb disks

[poluser]

Greetings to all!

I installed the latest build on my new Odroid-x board. I installed SLIM et XFCE and now have a full working unit with a video out on my HDMI monitor. Following the ARCH guide, I created a new user account in which I log in at boot.

When I plug my external usb disks, they show up under the /media folder but they are both empty. One is a NTFS formatted WD external disk (3TB single partition), the second is my old ubuntu SATA disk connected through a SATA/USB interface (EXT4, 2TB 4 partitions). I see the first disk under /DEV (sda, sda1) but the ext4 disk only shows sdb, sdb1. I do not see the 4 partitions.

I tried to install fuse to manually mount the drives and then set proper permissions but I get a FATAL: module FUSE not found.

pacman -Sy fuse installed fuse-2.9.1 but modprobe fuse returns FATAL: Module fuse not found.

I am not a beginner with linux but I am no expert either.

Searched this forum and the web for a couple of days but cannot find a working solution.

Any genious out there?

[LeeBrown]

I've got the same problem. Any help would be appreciated

[xenoxaos]

That probably means that I forgot to throw fuse into the kernel... I have a big project at school that I've been working on for about the past 12 hrs straight.

/me is just glad he's on vacation!

[LeeBrown]

Thank you for your reply. Is there any chance we can do it yourselves?

[LeeBrown]

Problem was solved by recompiling kernel manually with changed config. Now it works great, though ntfs-3g gives me error while accessing NTFS drives formated on Windows machine(I have no idea why it is happening) but it doesn't complain when I format drives with mkfs.ntfs( And they are accessible on my Windows PC)