Crossepg and HDD issue

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  • evzy
    Newbie
    • Jul 2011
    • 5

    #1

    Crossepg and HDD issue

    Hi, pretty new to all this stuff, trying to follow the guide at the moment : http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums...5/#post1452559
    Everything up to step 5 was going well, but when I try and set it to save to HDD, it isn't allowing the option, as far as I can tell the HDD is set to RW when checked via device manager.

    I know I am missing something, just no idea what
  • evzy
    Newbie
    • Jul 2011
    • 5

    #2
    After but more fiddling I now think the drive is set to autofs...will do some browsing on here to see how I can sort that I think!

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    • evzy
      Newbie
      • Jul 2011
      • 5

      #3
      Hmm I really shouldnt fiddle about, have tried reformatting drive, now I cant get it to wake up, cant set recording paths etc either....

      This is doing my head in ... Come back Sky, all is forgiven

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      • IAmATeaf
        DK Veteran
        • Mar 2011
        • 591

        #4
        Have you checked using DCC that the HDD is mounted? Run up DCC, then click on the telnet tab and type the command:

        mount

        that should show all mounted devices

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        • evzy
          Newbie
          • Jul 2011
          • 5

          #5
          Done that, as far as I can tell (obviously not great with this stuff otherwise wouldnt be in this mess ) its mounted, several lines of code end with (rw) in brackets but the last one : automount (pid653) /autofs type autofs (rw blah blah blah).

          So first guess is the problem is it being autofs? Going to google myself silly on how to change it, but any suggestions in the meantime greatly appreciated as currently cannot even record to the hdd now, it just doesnt show up when trying to set recording path - still showing the old path and wont give me any other options

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          • IAmATeaf
            DK Veteran
            • Mar 2011
            • 591

            #6
            Copy and paste the results of the following commands:

            mount
            blkid

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