After I responded, I remembered correctly that I'd had some trouble mounting my camera -- not 2GB+ drives -- a while back, so I hunted around for more info on the OE forums and elsewhere.
First, there has to be a /dev/sda entry in etc/fstab. After I completely messed up my Z, I had reflashed the ROM to the "Grant clan" original and lost the /dev/sda1 entry. Which is why I was having problems (i.e., "no dev/sda1 in etc/fstab" errors) earlier.
There's a good tutorial
here (text search for "usbstorage"), which also gives some quick automount modifications that will work on the 6000. I still can't mount my wife's iPod because I think it's HFS+ formatted. But my camera mounts automatically now.
Attached as "USBauto.zip" are the three files as I've modified them.
- Put "usb-storage" and "usb-storage.off" in etc/hotplug/usb/
- Replace your old fstab file (in etc/fstab -- rename or back it up first!) with this one.
- Then chmod both files as su: #chmod 755 /etc/hotplug/usb/usb-storage and #chmod 755 /etc/hotplug/usb/usb-storage.off
... now your Muvo should mount automatically. You should see it appear under the "Files" tab at the same level as SD and CF cards.
Please let me know if it works so I can rest easy or edit the files accordingly.