Can you check /var/log/messages, any error message regarding the mount?
The use of exfat formatted USB-keys
Started by Pedro_Newbie, 02 Jan 2016 15:26
exfat USB-stick USB-key mount
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #41
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #42
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:12
Weird, it mounts my NTFS USB stick without problems.
Well. I already wrote (post 29) that box is working OK for USB stick and SD card. But not working for external HDD pluged by USB. So any idea pls.?
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #43
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:20
you may try ntfsfix to fix the NTFS drive to be usable on Linux, can you manually mount the hard disk just to see the error message
disk check - How to correctly fix a "dirty" NTFS partition without using chkdsk - Ask Ubuntu
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:38
you may try ntfsfix to fix the NTFS drive to be usable on Linux, can you manually mount the hard disk just to see the error message
disk check - How to correctly fix a "dirty" NTFS partition without using chkdsk - Ask Ubuntu
Mount manually - This is out of my knowledges 
and HDD disk check by useing your link too.
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #46
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:40
I see only /dev/sda1 and says ext4, did you attach more then one drive, just attach external usb drive, mount the drive manually
mount /dev/sdXY /media/usb
and watch the error message
you can use ntfsfix only on unmounted drives
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:50
I see only /dev/sda1 and says ext4, did you attach more then one drive, just attach external usb drive, mount the drive manually
mount /dev/sdXY /media/usb
and watch the error message
you can use ntfsfix only on unmounted drives
Pls.See my post #29 - what is my problem. Or I do not understad you at all
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #48
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 20:57
ntfs drives with "dirty flag" are not mounted, the box wan´t just mount them, that is the problem, I had the sam problem, on Win PC the same drive checkd with chkdsk /F drive: says ok, on the box gives the mount error, just google for it, another link
partitioning - Fix corrupt NTFS partition without Windows - Ask Ubuntu
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:06
ntfs drives with "dirty flag" are not mounted, the box wan´t just mount them, that is the problem, I had the sam problem, on Win PC the same drive checkd with chkdsk /F drive: says ok, on the box gives the mount error, just google for it, another link
partitioning - Fix corrupt NTFS partition without Windows - Ask Ubuntu
I do not understant the log file so I can not find the name of the disk (HDD) Where in my log (row) is mentioned about it? Or what I have to write in telnet ?
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #50
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:22
All I see in that log is a 32GB USB device on sda which is correctly mounted according to line 214. And it is EXT4 formatted, so not related to the NTFS discussion.
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #51
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:23
you may try ntfsfix to fix the NTFS drive to be usable on Linux, can you manually mount the hard disk just to see the error message
disk check - How to correctly fix a "dirty" NTFS partition without using chkdsk - Ask Ubuntu
For NTFS that is not the problem, busybox mount is.
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #52
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:39
would mean to delete the mount link to busybox and make a mount link to mount.util-linux
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:51
All I see in that log is a 32GB USB device on sda which is correctly mounted according to line 214. And it is EXT4 formatted, so not related to the NTFS discussion.
Yes sda1 is USB stick 32GB and mcblk0p1 is SD card 1GB or so. Next is pluged external 1TB HDD formated NTFS by USB 3.0 cable and this I can not still see.
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #54
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:52
would mean to delete the mount link to busybox and make a mount link to mount.util-linux
Happens automatically when you install it.
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #55
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 21:54
Yes sda1 is USB stick 32GB and mcblk0p1 is SD card 1GB or so. Next is pluged external 1TB HDD formated NTFS by USB 3.0 cable and this I can not still see.
If you look in your screenshot, you see lines 206 to 213, which is the detection of your 32GB device.
If you don't have a similar block of lines for your 1TB device, the OS hasn't even seen it, in which case you have a different problem, not a mount problem.
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 22:01
I don´t have similar block of lines for TB device. So what can I do next?
Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #57
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 22:03
Maybe re-attach the HDD. Is the similar block of lines then visible?
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Re: The use of exfat formatted USB-keys #58
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 22:04
for the external USB drive you´ll need an external power supply
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 22:07
Maybe re-attach the HDD. Is the similar block of lines then visible?
I did it - no changes.
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Posted 2 December 2020 - 22:12
for the external USB drive you´ll need an external power supply
This 1T HDD was correctly working in openATV and openHDF powered by receiver (Formuler F4 turbo) and just now the light in HDD is on. So power should be ok. This light is blinking when HDD is in idle ond should be off-no power.
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