yeah got it working fine - way too easy! just mounted the respective FS
(1 fat32 and 1 ext3) from /dev/sda1 and dev/sda2 ...all after a bit of
reformatting tho!
The USB hardrive case is USB2.0, however i do not have USB2.0 on any
boxes :( but it appears it is backwards compatible with USB1 )
H
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 07:53:24AM +1100, David Kempe wrote:
> Gerard Blacklock wrote:
> >Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
> >linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
> >
> >Any pointers on where to look regarding this issue? n
On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 23:18, Gerard Blacklock wrote:
> Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
> linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
If your drive is supported, then getting it going is about as easy as
using a USB key.
> Any p
Michael Fox wrote:
Is firewire storage devices just as easy? My drive is a combo
usb2/firewire400 case, but I don't use the usb2 side of it since usb2 is
so slow and uses up endless cpu cycles. I just haven't got around to
trying it out on linux machine. Guess I probably should attempt it.
yep fir
> I've got a Lacie 120GB USB2 external HDD. There wasn't much required to
> get it going. I already had USB2 working and also USB-storage, basically
> I just plugged it in, looked in /proc/scsi and it was there as /dev/scd2
> from memory (as I already had two ide cd-r's in the box as scd1 and 2).
>
I've got a Lacie 120GB USB2 external HDD. There wasn't much required to
get it going. I already had USB2 working and also USB-storage, basically
I just plugged it in, looked in /proc/scsi and it was there as /dev/scd2
from memory (as I already had two ide cd-r's in the box as scd1 and 2).
From
Gerard Blacklock wrote:
Slug,
Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
Any pointers on where to look regarding this issue? not 100% sure where
to start!
gerard
is it usb2?
you need a rece
Slug,
Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
Any pointers on where to look regarding this issue? not 100% sure where
to start!
gerard
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