Posts by cilard

Quote from highkick05

well
mount = the command
-t = arguement for filesystem formatted on hdd
/dev/sda1 = src device usually the first partition on the hdd (the one you want in most cases)
/media/hdd = destination mount

is it blank or does it have stuff on it you want to keep ?
all this equals:
bash# mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /media/hdd
this is how I get it to mount during boot process
stuff that command just before the exit all in your /etc/init.d/mountall script (at the very end of code) and it will mount every boot up

(if its fat32 or ntfs change the -t option) has that answered your question ?
if you can't get it to detect use fdisk /dev/sda
once in fdisk hit "L" key enter see if its showing u the partitions , see which has your filsystem on it sda1 sda2 etc

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I can not!!!!!
no such file or directory!!
I'm trying in all ways!
is a 500gb hard drive from NTFS already with movies and other

Quote from highkick05

mount is a pretty simple easy to use command on any linux just search up manual for mount

whether you can get it to automatically mount when your STB boot's AND whether or not your image is setup to use ext3 fat32 NTFS is a complete hit or miss though :)
because some of the recording features rely on specific things setup in the image. linux is quick and reliable and fast ! why none of these people creating these images
HDMU, OPENPLI, PKTEAM, WHY they can not get any of the images stable and fast is beyond me.. i think they are just hacks who have no idea

thank you ... but I can not mount it
hdd missing even though in the settings it detects
Can you help me?

How to mount hdd/usb???????

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