T oday I realized that on my Debian testing the usb stick was no longer mounted to. Sincerely for lack of time I have not investigated the reason, and above all depended on what, if on an upgrade from Gnome, etc. etc.. In any case I had some haste, since I had to bring with me files OpenOffice. The solution was to install usbmount:

apt-get install usbmount

Then you'll need to add a couple of things in usbmount.conf

gedit / etc / usbmount / usbmount.conf

add vfat filesystems under the first position

Filesystems = "ext2 ext3 vfat"

voice FS_MOUNTOPTIONS should look like this:

FS_MOUNTOPTIONS = "-fstype = vfat, gid = floppy, dmask = 0007, fmask = 0117"

to apply the changes

/ etc / init.d / udev stop / etc / init.d / udev start

Now not only have to insert the USB key, and go to the directory / media / usb to see that everything works.

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