From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-07 13:54:47
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Hi, All Have anyone met the same problem? I am using MLDonkey to download files, and set the shared_directory & temp_directory to /mnt/usbkey/incoming & /mnt/usbkey/temp Following is what I did: 1. insert a USB key with ext3 into my wii 2. start up whiite 3. using "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbkey" 4. start "mlnet &" to download bt However, after some while (less than 1 hour), the speed comes to 0 byte/s, and then I find no /dev/sda1 any more. Instead, there is a new /dev/sdb1, when I mount the /dev/sdb1, I find the content are exactly the same on my USB key, which mean now the USB key comes to /dev/sdb1 ~~~ When I reboot wii, it comes back to /dev/sda1 That prevents me from continous downloading files ~ anyone any idea? |
From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-07 15:05:54
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And also when I want to use fstab to auto mount the USB key: (adding "UUID=6368746f-2074-616b-6f65-207575696400 /mnt/btdown/ ext3 defaults,errors=remount-rw 0 1" into fstab) I get (... ... non-contiguous ... ...) when I reboot whiite, and couldn't get into the system anymore. Please help ~~~ ~~~ 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> > Hi, All > > Have anyone met the same problem? > > I am using MLDonkey to download files, and set the shared_directory & > temp_directory to /mnt/usbkey/incoming & /mnt/usbkey/temp > Following is what I did: > 1. insert a USB key with ext3 into my wii > 2. start up whiite > 3. using "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbkey" > 4. start "mlnet &" to download bt > However, after some while (less than 1 hour), the speed comes to 0 byte/s, > and then I find no /dev/sda1 any more. Instead, there is a new /dev/sdb1, > when I mount the /dev/sdb1, I find the content are exactly the same on my > USB key, which mean now the USB key comes to /dev/sdb1 ~~~ When I reboot > wii, it comes back to /dev/sda1 > > That prevents me from continous downloading files ~ anyone any idea? > > > |
From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-07 15:23:12
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Ok, this auto mount problem is solved after reading document about fstab I now use "UUID=6368746f-2074-616b-6f65-207575696400 /mnt/btdown ext3 auto,rw 0 0" But why sda1 sdb1 ex-change ~? 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> > And also when I want to use fstab to auto mount the USB key: (adding > "UUID=6368746f-2074-616b-6f65-207575696400 /mnt/btdown/ ext3 > defaults,errors=remount-rw 0 1" into fstab) > > I get (... ... non-contiguous ... ...) when I reboot whiite, and couldn't > get into the system anymore. > > Please help ~~~ ~~~ > > > 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> > > Hi, All >> >> Have anyone met the same problem? >> >> I am using MLDonkey to download files, and set the shared_directory & >> temp_directory to /mnt/usbkey/incoming & /mnt/usbkey/temp >> Following is what I did: >> 1. insert a USB key with ext3 into my wii >> 2. start up whiite >> 3. using "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbkey" >> 4. start "mlnet &" to download bt >> However, after some while (less than 1 hour), the speed comes to 0 byte/s, >> and then I find no /dev/sda1 any more. Instead, there is a new /dev/sdb1, >> when I mount the /dev/sdb1, I find the content are exactly the same on my >> USB key, which mean now the USB key comes to /dev/sdb1 ~~~ When I reboot >> wii, it comes back to /dev/sda1 >> >> That prevents me from continous downloading files ~ anyone any idea? >> >> >> > |
From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-10 02:46:01
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Problem solved: After I searched for several days, I found that it is an common problem on Ubuntu, the solution is as follow: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=492033&page=3 However, if your USB key doesn't support spin down (advanced power management), you could use the following script: #!/bin/bash while [ true ] do touch /media/YOUR_HD_NAME/.keephdactive sleep 4m done from http://www.debianhelp.org/node/11551 Enjoy ~~~ 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> > Ok, this auto mount problem is solved after reading document about fstab > I now use "UUID=6368746f-2074-616b-6f65-207575696400 /mnt/btdown ext3 > auto,rw 0 0" > > But why sda1 sdb1 ex-change ~? > > > > > 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> > >> And also when I want to use fstab to auto mount the USB key: (adding >> "UUID=6368746f-2074-616b-6f65-207575696400 /mnt/btdown/ ext3 >> defaults,errors=remount-rw 0 1" into fstab) >> >> I get (... ... non-contiguous ... ...) when I reboot whiite, and couldn't >> get into the system anymore. >> >> Please help ~~~ ~~~ >> >> >> 2009/12/7 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> >> >> Hi, All >>> >>> Have anyone met the same problem? >>> >>> I am using MLDonkey to download files, and set the shared_directory & >>> temp_directory to /mnt/usbkey/incoming & /mnt/usbkey/temp >>> Following is what I did: >>> 1. insert a USB key with ext3 into my wii >>> 2. start up whiite >>> 3. using "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbkey" >>> 4. start "mlnet &" to download bt >>> However, after some while (less than 1 hour), the speed comes to 0 >>> byte/s, and then I find no /dev/sda1 any more. Instead, there is a new >>> /dev/sdb1, when I mount the /dev/sdb1, I find the content are exactly the >>> same on my USB key, which mean now the USB key comes to /dev/sdb1 ~~~ When I >>> reboot wii, it comes back to /dev/sda1 >>> >>> That prevents me from continous downloading files ~ anyone any idea? >>> >>> >>> >> > |