First I set the PC Link option to USB Storage in my new Zaurus SL-C3000, and then use the USB cable coming with the original package to connect C3000 to my laptop running Fedora Core 3. Then I checked the output of dmeg:
well i guess you use the right procedure... but it seems to me that your fedora core 3 si not "up to date". You "udev" and usb management should mount "automagically" your zaurus drive to your FC3 desktop. That's what happens to mine
when it works because unfortunately USB is not what linux prefers... and you've got it on the two sides when using your Z with FC3.
you'd rather use the USB net settings, in your PC link settings on the zaurus. Your Z will have IP address 192.168.129.201 (default). Issueing dmesg command on FC3 you'll see usbnet module coming up. Then executing
ifconfig usb0 192.168.129.200 up
as root in your FC3 will create the IP connection between your Z and FC3. By default, samba is configured on your Z and you can access //192.168.129.201/home (user zaurus /home/zaurus on Z) or //192.168.129.201/system (user root / on Z)
This IP configuration always works for me whereas using "mass storage" was working 2 times on 10 tries.
note: configuration file for samba is something like /usr/lib/samba/smb.conf
loran