For a little over a year, my home server has been plugging away just fine. It had a 300GB IDE drive with ubuntu on it, and three 2TB drives on SATA ports in an mdadm RAID5 array.
I lost a drive last week, and it was suggested to just try restarting it before doing anything else.
Hi all, I have a 1TB Western Digital external drive that I carry around with me. It used to work flawlessly, but now, increasingly, it doesn't get recognized when I plug it in. The drive spins, so there is *some* communication happening, but nothing in dmesg, and no device to mount in /dev.
Hey folks,
I have an HP Ultrabook which was running Windows 7 and I wanted to dual boot it with Ubuntu. Everything was working fine until today, and I have no idea how I did it or how to fix it.
When I turn on the laptop, I now get a Windows Boot Manager screen and an error.
(Status 0xc000014c)
I'm not sure how to fix it thought Ubuntu (that's why I"m here).
I am currently running elementary OS (a Linux OS based on Ubuntu so everything in Ubuntu works in it) - dual booting it with Windows 8.
I have a 3TB external hard drive (USB 3.0) that does not seem to be recognized when I plug it in.
It works fine under Windows (both 7 and 8).
It is using a GPT partition table and is formatted as NTFS.
When I plug it in, the light flashes on the drive but it do
I am currently running elementary OS (a Linux OS based on Ubuntu so everything in Ubuntu works in it) - dual booting it with Windows 8.
I have a 3TB external hard drive (USB 3.0) that does not seem to be recognized when I plug it in.
It works fine under Windows (both 7 and 8).
It is using a GPT partition table and is formatted as NTFS.
When I plug it in, the light flashes on the drive but it do
I am currently running elementary OS (a Linux OS based on Ubuntu so everything in Ubuntu works in it) - dual booting it with Windows 8.
I have a 3TB external hard drive (USB 3.0) that does not seem to be recognized when I plug it in.
It works fine under Windows (both 7 and 8).
It is using a GPT partition table and is formatted as NTFS.
When I plug it in, the light flashes on the drive but it do
Hi,
I had put a second Sata hard drive in my computer and was pleasantly surprised not to run into any problems. No BIOS changes, just start the partitioner, partition, mount, it worked.
Dear Ubuntu people,
External Hard drive Case: ICY Box 1B-362 Series
Hard Disk model: ST31000333AS
Ubuntu Version: 9.10
Motherboard model: Asus P5Q3
Hi,
I am new to linux and this is my first linux installation.
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