folder movie? in to box?
from telnet
# Show attached storage devices and mount point
df -h | grep /dev/sd
# Show available partitions
fdisk -l
# Check mount details for /media/hdd
mount | grep /media/hdd
next actions
Step Action Description
1 Unmount the disk umount /media/hdd (if mounted). Make sure there are no active processes (recording, playback).
2 Remove the rmdir /media/hdd folder (if empty). rm -rf /media/hdd/movie (if full and you want to force it). Warning: it deletes all data inside.
3 Recreate the mkdir /media/hdd/movie folder. This restores an empty directory.
4 Format the disk (if necessary). Do this from the GUI (Settings > System > Disk Management). Use a file system such as ext4 (recommended) or ext3.
5 Remount the disk. From the GUI, in Disk Management, select the disk and set the mount point to /media/hdd. A restart of the GUI or the decoder is often necessary for the changes to take effect.
The Telnet commands df -h and mount | grep hdd show the disk mounted correctly at /media/hdd.
To remount the hdd disk,
# first create the folder
mkdir media/hdd
# then Find all connected disks and partitions
fdisk -l
The output will look like this:
sda 8:0 0 1.8T 0 disk
└─sda1 8:1 0 1.8T 0 part
In this case, the device to mount is /dev/sda1
mount /dev/sda1 /media/hdd
Check
# You should see your partition listed
df -h | grep /media/hdd
# Show mount details
mount | grep /media/hdd
But first, issue this command
mount | grep /dev/sd