Nobody/Anonymous
2006-10-04
Hi,
tnx for this app!
My ext3 partion is not mounted at startup, but can be mounted manually.
Here is my sequence
mkdir /Volumes/Dati
sudo mount_ext2 /dev/disk0s3 /Volumes/Dati
mount
[...]
/dev/disk0s3 on /Volumes/Dati (local)
[...]
sudo disktool -r
Refreshing Disk Arbitration ...
No drive pops up .... then I force close finder and upon restar my ext volume is shown.
Maybe this can be helpful
alessiof$ disktool -l
***Disk Appeared ('disk1',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '')
***Disk Appeared ('disk1s1',Mountpoint = '/', fsType = 'hfs', volName = 'OSX')
***Disk Appeared ('disk0',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '')
***Disk Appeared ('disk0s1',Mountpoint = '/Volumes/XP', fsType = 'ntfs', volName = 'XP')
***Disk Appeared ('disk0s2',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '')
***Disk Appeared ('disk0s3',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '')
Tnx for any help!
alessiof
Nobody/Anonymous
2006-10-07
Hello,
i have exact the same problem...
i have to restart finder, to see the drives on my desktop... but i still can't see them in the finder sidebar...
thx for help
han
2006-10-07
workaround for the sidebar:
press [apple]-g and enter '/Volumes/Dati' or wherever you have mounted the drive. voilà: it's in the sidebar.