Sudo mount -t hfsplus -o force,rw /dev/sdX /mnt/mount_point (or you can try -o remount,force,rw). for debian sudo apt-get install install hfsprogs Don't disable it under normal circumstances as it really helps to prevent data loss. Note: Please note that journaling is important part of data integrity and it is there to prevent data loss. Due to some bug on certain MacOS X you have to enable the journaling before it can be disabled if that is the case please run sudo diskutil enableJournal volumeName before and then the disableJournal command. I would recommend this approach to able to mount the htfplus volume on linux.Ī) disable journaling on your drive (on mac) via sudo diskutil disableJournal volumeName.
I recommend doing SMART check via some tool e.g. If you have any valuable data on it I recommend copying them out.
For the record I have attached a USB stick (exfat) with one track on it and this is not being picked up either, even though the Pi can see it.The fsck the error "Keys out of order" indicates that there is serious error on your filesystem. It remains constantly on so is not being read. The hard drive light is not flashing, except at initial boot. Musicbox is set to scan always at start-up but when I log into Musicbox (I’m using putty on Windows to log in and then using an Android phone to access via browser), no music is found. I’m assuming I have done all this correctly and have rebooted the Pi. I then followed some instructions on the modmypi forum on how to auto mount the drive at start-up. _ Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System_ I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes … so I am assuming the Pi can see my drive ok.ĭisk /dev/mmcblk0: 64.2 GB, 64222134272 bytesĤ heads, 16 sectors/track, 1959904 cylinders, total 125433856 sectors dev/mmcblk0p1: SEC_TYPE=“msdos” LABEL=“MUSICBOX” UUID=“C522-EA52” TYPE=“vfat” Power supply is good (5v 3amp), test on other devices. It is a 2TB WD USB-powered drive with its own power supply. I gave up on trying to find my networked drive so I have plugged in the drive to the Pi directly.
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