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Are you inserting the flash drive before you boot up DSLinux. If you haven't, you need to insert it before you boot up DSLinux.

There should be a small box in the bottom right hand corner where you should be able to select the drives. I think your usb stick will be sda4. Select mount to have it recognized.

DSlinux requires a few steps to get things working because of its small size. Your help section in your distro should be able to walk you through things like drag and drop and other stuff. DSlinux has one of the better help file sections for linux distros that comes with the install.

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With the flash-drive plugged in, open a terminal and type:
dmesg

You'll see a lot of messages on the screen as output for that command. Read through them, near the end look for the name of your flash drive. For instance, if its SanDisk, look for sandisk, and you'll also see what device it is identified as, whether sda4, or sda5, etc.

Then try to mount it with the mount command.

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