hi sll,
Trying to connect extern usb hdd (1 Gb) to my pi but it's not recognized. Under my w7 it's ok what I'm doing wrong?
entering sudo mount -o uid=pi,gid=pi /dev/sda1 /mnt/USB_Drive gives an error, so no disk it's a 1 GB disk btwMobius wrote:Did you do a "sudo lsusb" to see if the drive was recognized during boot up? If it was, then did you mount the drive?
You need to create a mount point like this: sudo mkdir /mnt/USB_Drive
Then you need to mount the drive like this: sudo mount -o uid=pi,gid=pi /dev/sda1 /mnt/USB_Drive
You can then access the drive like this: ls /mnt/USB_Drive
It's a 1 Tb drivepluggy wrote:1 Gb ? Its a long time since hard drives were that size (late 80's, early 90's ?). If its one of the newer 1000 Gb (1TB) 2.5" usb drives and you're connecting it to the PI , not via a powered USB hub, the pi won't be supplying enough juice for it. Some more information would be useful so we don't have to guess so much.
the disk is'nt recognisedMobius wrote:Did you do a "sudo lsusb" to see if the drive was recognized during boot up? If it was, then did you mount the drive?
You need to create a mount point like this: sudo mkdir /mnt/USB_Drive
Then you need to mount the drive like this: sudo mount -o uid=pi,gid=pi /dev/sda1 /mnt/USB_Drive
You can then access the drive like this: ls /mnt/USB_Drive
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