Re: [SLE] Problems with an external hdd drive

From: Audrius (audver_at_gmail.com)
Date: 05/18/05

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    On 5/17/05, Davide Dolcini <info@dolcio.com> wrote:
    > Hello
    >
    > I've recently bought an external usb hdd drive. I've formatted it on
    > windows, so it uses the ntfs fs
    >
    > Anyway, i tried to plug the drive on the pc with SuSE 9.3.
    >
    > The drive was mounted automatically, but i was unable to browse the tree
    > of the hard disk. I tried to explore the drive as a normal user and as
    > root, but the result was the same, althought permissions on the
    > directory were set automatically to 777.
    >
    > So i tried to add this line to fstab
    >
    > /dev/sda1 /rem_disk ntfs noauto, user, ro 0 0
    >
    > i created the /rem_disk dir giving to it the 'normal' permissions i gave
    > to other removable drives.
    >
    > I mounted the device but i was unable again to explore it
    >
    > Right now i can only see files as root.
    >
    > I think the problem's in SuSE's automount system, but i don't know how
    > to do to read the files on the device.
    >
    > Thanks in advice
    >

    Well, do not know if it helps, but I was having problems with my USB
    HDD when I formated it with Windows XP. Then I partitioned and
    formated it using some third party tools (Partition magic or something
    similar - do not remember now) and all problems gone... I now have IBM
    60GB USB HDD, Samsung 40GB and Maxtor external Combo HDD 200GB. Every
    one works without problems with my IBM TP X30 USB 1.1 port and with
    NEC PCMCIA USB 2.0 adapter.

    Audrius

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