I´ve been using picoplayer 6.1 before with my large 4TB usb-disk and everything worked great. Since the disk is so large I just had to do two things to get everything to work: 1) Install and enable additional filesystems (I´m using NTFS) and 2) Install extension "unit-linux.tcz" for compatibility (the disk is 4TB with only one partition so its in GPT, not MBR, partition system). As I said, this has always worked before. Now with version 7.0.0 32bit it doesn´t work, it can´t detect my USB-disk!
Funny thing is, version 7.0.0. 64-bit works so I compared what happened when I press "install extension unit-linux.tcz" THE 64-BIT VERSION LOG: Downloading: bzip2-lib.tcz Checking MD5 of: bzip2-lib.tcz.....OK Downloading: pcre.tcz Checking MD5 of: pcre.tcz.....OK Downloading: libelf.tcz Checking MD5 of: libelf.tcz.....OK Downloading: gamin.tcz Checking MD5 of: gamin.tcz.....OK Downloading: glib2.tcz Checking MD5 of: glib2.tcz.....OK Downloading: libudev.tcz Checking MD5 of: libudev.tcz.....OK Downloading: libcap-ng.tcz Checking MD5 of: libcap-ng.tcz.....OK Downloading: util-linux.tcz Checking MD5 of: util-linux.tcz.....OK All files tested good. THE 32-BIT LOG: Downloading: util-linux.tcz Checking MD5 of: util-linux.tcz.....OK All files tested good. As you can see a lot more files are downloaded when I use the 64-bit & my usb-disk is detected. Surely this must be it (all other things are exactly the same)? Now, is it fixable so I can use the 32-bit version again? I have a raspberry pi 3B+ so it feels like the 64-bit version is a bit overkill maybe? I know I also could convert my usb-disk to MBR with 2x2TB partitions but I would rather not. OK, like I said, this isn´t a major problem but perhaps it could be fixed when you had some time? Otherwise, an excellent project! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Matte's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=38516 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=113512
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