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[Bug] Cannot mount a HDD

Open Gladosator opened this issue 3 years ago • 2 comments
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Describe the bug So the "Create Storage" option does not work and when I do it normally through linux none of the apps except the Files app see it however if I access my rpi4 with SSH and navigate to /mnt/ it is there.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Plug in a HDD
  2. Click on 'The Storage monitor'
  3. See it not working
  4. Follow this tutorial on how to mount a drive : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA-D60qhNm0
  5. Install an app like Jellyfin
  6. Add a library
  7. Go to "/" then /mnt/
  8. See it not appearing

Expected behavior The "Create Storage" button activating in the first place!

Screenshots IDK what screenshots to put here but I can provide you with some if you tell me regarding what.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Windows 7
  • Browser Microsoft Edge for Windows 7
  • Version Windows 7 and Microsoft Edge is this "105.0.1343.33 (Official build) (64-bit) "

Additional context None

Gladosator avatar Sep 12 '22 19:09 Gladosator

  1. Can you provide the model number of your equipment?
  2. is the hdd disk confirmed to be recognized? I need a screenshot of ls /dev.

LinkLeong avatar Sep 14 '22 06:09 LinkLeong

So as for th hard drive sorry no but I run Casa on a raspberry pi 4 Model B+ with 4GB of ram and here is the requested screen shot: Screenshot 2022-09-15 at 20 57 53

Gladosator avatar Sep 15 '22 18:09 Gladosator

I have 3x seagate barracuda disks, btrfs file system. only 1 disk is mounting, whether i choose format or just create image image image also not sure how to set downloads to anywhere besides the 250g

lazee486 avatar Oct 16 '22 12:10 lazee486

@lazee486 v0.4.3 fixed an issue where "when a disk has no partitions and is mounted directly, the storage will display disk information."When your disk has partitions, directly mounting /dev/sda will not display disk information in the storage. So if you want your disk information to be displayed, you may need to follow the mounting method mentioned above. image image

raller1028 avatar May 29 '23 03:05 raller1028

I will close the question, if you still have questions please reopen the question

LinkLeong avatar Jul 04 '23 02:07 LinkLeong