On Thu, 9 Jan 2014 16:56:36 -0600 (CST) Andy Valencia <[email protected]> wrote:
> --------------- > Hi, > > I dragged a 3TB disk plus a USB SATA dock from the x86 system (where it > all works fine) to my Marsboard A20. Surprised the heck out of me when > it wouldn't mount! I dd'ed some initial contents off the disk, and it > *looks* like the Marsboard is reading data OK. But it won't accept > the disk (invalid superblock, etc.). Same rig, back on x86--no problem. > > Has anybody else tried such a thing? I stuffed an older ext3 drive > onto the A20 on the same USB adapter and it mounted up just fine. So > it's specific to either ext4 or (more likely, in my mind) the GPT > partition style required for these large drives. Hello, But did the A20 see your partition properly, e.g. did you see and try to mount /dev/sdx1 and not just /dev/sdx? Also what if you run cfdisk /dev/sdx, does it display the partitions properly (install the "gnu-fdisk" package if your cfdisk doesn't know GPT). What OS and kernel version do you use? -- With respect, Roman
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