hdparm -y or -Y maybe.
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fs: VFAT should be OK although I have had some problems with both Linux
and WinJunk accessing same. Alwayw have a backup if data is crucial.
spindown: I used USB-HD many many times, never a problem, never spun it
down, but never, never disconnect without unmounting. I am not a Win
user gener
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>
>> On a side note, does anybody have any recommendations on how-to spin
>> down the hdd (as a user) prior to disconnecting it?
>
>
> Well, I usually just unmount my usb disk and unplug it. It spins down
> alone, once it's off power. Is there something wrong with this?
Thanks for the input. I created a LBA FAT 32 partition using cfdisk and
then formated it with mkfs.vfat. Everything seems to be working fine.
I will have access to a Microsoft laptop some time next week, I will
test the hdd's compatibility then.
It should work. Usually it's the best solution to
Charles Muller wrote:
>
> Win2000 and XP will allow either FAT32 (vfat for Linux) or NTFS,
> although if you happened to try to format the drive from one of these
> OS's it will try to force you to use NTFS for any sector larger than
> 32 GB. But you can you format the drive using a different tool
Stefan Srdic wrote:
I purchased a USB 2.0 hdd enclosure along with a 80GB toshiba laptop
harddrive. I plan on using this USB HDD for storing large media files. I
also plan on using this enclosure to facilitate the transfer of files
between my laptop and other PC's.
Which file system would be
Stefan Srdic wrote:
>Hey,
>
>I purchased a USB 2.0 hdd enclosure along with a 80GB toshiba laptop
>harddrive. I plan on using this USB HDD for storing large media files. I
>also plan on using this enclosure to facilitate the transfer of files
>between my laptop and other PC's.
>
>Which file
Hey,
I purchased a USB 2.0 hdd enclosure along with a 80GB toshiba laptop
harddrive. I plan on using this USB HDD for storing large media files. I
also plan on using this enclosure to facilitate the transfer of files
between my laptop and other PC's.
Which file system would be best suitable
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