Hello all,
Since upgrading from 7.2-p5 to 8.1-p1, I'm unable to mount one
particular external USB hard disk (Seagate FreeAgent 1.5TB disk).
/dev/da0 and /dev/da0a get created, but /dev/da0s1 and /dev/da0s1a do
not get created. The label is on da0s1 and the filesystem is on da0s1a.
Another
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 04:16:32PM +0100, n dhert typed:
# mount /dev/da0s1 /mnt
takes a while (drive spins), then
mount: /dev/da0s1 : Invalid argument
same result for all slices
Why is this and how to remedy?
try fsck /dev/da0 to see what kind of filesystem's on it (probably ext2/3 since
I have an external USB hard disk, wich already has unix dirs and files on
it.
When plugging into a OpenSuse10.3, the dirs and files are immediatly
available under /media/disk-1 as unix dirs and files.
When plugging into a FreeBSD7.2 system:
on console I do get the messages:
umass0: Prolific
On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:16:32 +0100
n dhert ndh...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an external USB hard disk, wich already has unix dirs and
files on it.
When plugging into a OpenSuse10.3, the dirs and files are immediatly
available under /media/disk-1 as unix dirs and files.
When plugging
. While i am slowly able to come to terms with FreeBSD I
have one issue unable to understand how to go about.
I have lot of data in a usb hard disk of 80GB capacity. The disk is encrypted
using LUKS AES . Can somebody give any pointers or guide to use the disk
without reformatting.
Thanks
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 10:17:38 +0100 (CET)
Wojciech Puchar woj...@wojtek.tensor.gdynia.pl wrote:
i don't know what's LUKS AES but it sound like something
proprietary, so unless LUKS AES software for FreeBSD exist you can't
do it
I'd not heard of it either but apparently LUKS is the Linux
Hi All,
Iam new to FreeBSD coming from Debian. I have installed 7.0 and then upgraded
base and ports to 7.1. While i am slowly able to come to terms with FreeBSD I
have one issue unable to understand how to go about.
I have lot of data in a usb hard disk of 80GB capacity. The disk
Hi,
I am thinking (long term project) to use several USB hard disk for
achiving purpose.
One hard disk would be connected at a time, but that would be nice to
be able to connect and disconnect the disks via software.
Have you heard of some kind of USB disk jukebox?
Have you heard of some kind
Carolina Mallol wrote:
I have a kangaroo usb hard disk that stopped working (skips, makes
strange vibrating clicking noises and the computer does not recognize it.
could you offer any help? suggestions?
Maybe a strange suggestion from recent articles from technical
newspapers published here
I have a kangaroo usb hard disk that stopped working (skips, makes
strange vibrating clicking noises and the computer does not recognize it.
could you offer any help? suggestions?
thanks
c.
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Carolina Mallol wrote:
I have a kangaroo usb hard disk that stopped working (skips, makes
strange vibrating clicking noises and the computer does not recognize it.
could you offer any help? suggestions?
thanks
c.
Yes - purchase a new one.
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Chris
People to whom you
I maybe wrong here, but i think it has something to do with you using
USB2.0 enclosure. 4.9 doesn't support USB2.0, from 4.10 it does.
This maybe your problem.
Maybe someone else from the list may have a better idea than i do.
Thanks Ana. I was actually incorrect about my setup - the disk
I'm trying to set up a USB disk on FreeBSD 4.9 and having some trouble. it
is apparently recognized by the OS, but when I try to do anything with it,
it spews a whole bunch of errors:
fdisk /dev/da0
fdisk: can't open device /dev/da0
fdisk: cannot open disk /dev/da0: Input/output error
ponic#
Hi,
I maybe wrong here, but i think it has something to do with you using
USB2.0 enclosure. 4.9 doesn't support USB2.0, from 4.10 it does.
This maybe your problem.
Maybe someone else from the list may have a better idea than i do.
Good luck
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ams
I'm trying to set up a USB disk on FreeBSD
Hello,
I've recently come in to possession of a Kangaroo external USB hard
drive manufactured by
www.interactivemediacorp.com.
I'd like to use it under
FreeBSD 5.x. I have not found any docs on this particular drive nor much in
general
on USB disks. If anyone has this working or
dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've recently come in to possession of a Kangaroo external USB hard
drive manufactured by
www.interactivemediacorp.com.
I'd like to use it under
FreeBSD 5.x. I have not found any docs on this particular drive nor much in
general
on USB disks. If anyone
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