David Vincent wrote:
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> Karl Larsen wrote:
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>>   Just a thought. I have a similar device that is a few months older
>> than yours but identical in function. What I might have done different
>> than you is I put the hard drive in the container and then with fdisk
>> and mkfs.ext3 I set it up through the USB plug.
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> this is exactly what i did. i did not put the drive in the computer,
> partition it etc, then put it in the enclosure. i received the
> hardware, assembled the enclosure with the drive in it, plugged it in
> and it worked right away. now after partitioning etc. mounting it is flaky.
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>>   Never had to mess with /etc/fstab.
>>  
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> she is a harsh mistress if you cross her.
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  I think that is the problem! You have more than one partition. I
have just one and it works fine. But stop to think.

  There is no way for the automatic USB to decide which partition to
mount. There must be a way out of this but I can't think what it is.

Karl


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