By viewing my Disk&File Systems in Hardy, can anyone see why one HDD is partially crippled?
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Thu Nov 20 22:24:41 UTC 2008
Robert Parker wrote:
> Steven,
>
> Getting back to your OP, you said 'permission denied' I think. Maybe I
> missed something here but I think I'd be starting with:
> sudo fdisk -l
> on the system with the 80 gig Maxtor. You will get a list of the
> partition types on the drive.
> Then post the output of that to the list.
> BTW the option to fdisk is 'l' for lollipop not the figure 'one'. In
> my typeface it's hard to see the difference ymmv.
>
> Bob
> --
> In a world without walls who needs Windows (or Gates)? Try Linux instead!
>
Apparently I just deleted an important email. Perhaps you can advise
with part of the info. It started with something like sudo mkdir
/dev/sdb5/$USER ???
then chown /dev/sdb5/$USER. Does that look partially familiar to create
a folder named steven in my unusable sdb5 which holds data. I tried it
and it works.
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