USB ext3 drive seen by OS but can't mount it
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 8:09 am
I'm running Fedora 19 and Amahi 7.
I have a 1TB external USB drive that I want to use with my server. My ultimate goal is to run my ownCloud install entirely off of that external hard drive.
Originally, it was formatted as NTFS. I would plug it into the HDA, it would be recognized, then I would run the HDA-diskmount and everything was great.
However, trying to get ownCloud running on it proved to be problematic. I was directed by some great people on the IRC channel to reformat the drive as ext3 to simplify things. I did that.
Now when I plug my drive into the HDA, it is detected by the OS. I know because it is listed when run this command list command (below), the drive shows up correctly.
But when I run HDA-diskmount, it doesn't mount the drive. It doesn't see that the drive is connected so it doesn't even try to mount it. I don't get an error message or anything. It just says that it finished, with no trace of the external ext3 drive mentioned.
Again, this is a clean, freshly formatted ext3 drive. I'm not sure how to proceed.
I have a 1TB external USB drive that I want to use with my server. My ultimate goal is to run my ownCloud install entirely off of that external hard drive.
Originally, it was formatted as NTFS. I would plug it into the HDA, it would be recognized, then I would run the HDA-diskmount and everything was great.
However, trying to get ownCloud running on it proved to be problematic. I was directed by some great people on the IRC channel to reformat the drive as ext3 to simplify things. I did that.
Now when I plug my drive into the HDA, it is detected by the OS. I know because it is listed when run this command list command (below), the drive shows up correctly.
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ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/
Again, this is a clean, freshly formatted ext3 drive. I'm not sure how to proceed.