Glad to hear You managed to solve problem As for posting log files, of course it's always appreciated. Don't worry, we don't bite Asking for posting is correct thread was just because HEN is *extremely* popular, and keeping order in threads (= being able to help everyone, without missing important posts) require some strict approach

I was just to say that it should be /dev/sda1 (for convenience, I would also name media/sda1, but that's cosmetic thing), but I suppose You've figured it out Yourself.

As for timeout problem, that's weird. What device You connected? It's just pendrive, or external HDD by any chance? Can You please include log from AFTER vbus suspended on it's own? ( again - remember, dmesg doesn't update on itself, so what is show is state actual only up to moment You clicked/executed it).

As for love, I would suggest loving girls and guys responsible for creating this wonderful effort, which HEN is - I'm only giving some advices, trying to contribute as much as I can If You ever feel really overhelmed by gratitude towards HEN, please consider donating. Of course, it's 100% optional and I think everyone understands if You can't donate for some particular reasons - I suggest it because people creating this spend quite high amount of money on hardware, countless (*really* countless) time on writing/debugging, and risked their devices many, many times. Then, releases everything in true Open Source spirit. They're still working on it and testing new purposes (for which, many time buying some kind of hardware is essential), so every amount donated really helps a lot.

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As for mouse and keyboard, You don't mount them. You're mounting only storage devices - pendrives, HDD's, and whatsnot contain any files, that You want to access as filesystem. Keep in mind that maemo (every system, in fact) automatically mount Your partitions, SD cards etc.

Every other device require only enumerating - of course assuming that there is proper kernel module for it, and/or driver installed.