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Originally Posted by allelopath
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I can't find it.
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Originally Posted by allelopath
I can't get it to work on Linux (Suse 9.2 or OpenSuse 10.1)
Is is possible?
Do I have to mount it? (If so, what would be the command?)
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When you plug the device into the computer Linux will automatically create an entry in the /dev directory. USB devices show up as SCSI devices, so their names start with the letters sd. Try this. Unplug the device. Wait 30 seconds. Open a terminal window and enter this command.
Then plug the device in, wait a few seconds, and repeat the command. You should see a new device with a name that starts with the letters sd.
You have to mount a partition on the device in order to use it. Search this web site for tags that start with the word mount to find more information about mounting disk partitions.
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Originally Posted by allelopath
Also, why does it have 2 USB plugs?
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You should read the user manual. The enclosure has two USB plugs because it gets its power through the USB cables and it draws too much current for one USB plug. Probably. Like I said I couldn't find the product on the New Egg web site.