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Hi all,
I would like to know the proper procedure to hot plug and unplug eSATA hard drive with openSUSE 11.1. Can anyone give me some directions? Thanks! Mike |
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1. Put cable between thumb and forefinger and plug in.
2. Repeat first part and pull out. Or is there something else you need to know?
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Günter |
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Well, I mean before I hot unplug the eSATA drive, I usually use "umount <device>" to unmount the drive from the mount point, before I hot unplug the drive.
Is there more I need to do in order to power down the drive first, then unplug it. In windows, I usually go to device manager to disable the eSATA drive before I unplug it (the Safely Remove Hardware wizard does not work). When I disable the drive, I can hear the drive power down itself. Don't know what is the proper procedure to do in it openSUSE 11.1. Thank! |
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Sorry for the flippant response, couldn't resist
I don't have an eSATA drive but I would imagine that it works the same as any removable device, such as a USB drive, i.e. that it is automounted in /media and that you right-click on it in Dolphin (or your favourite file manager) to "Safely remove...".
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I'm a new user.I want to know how I can save a file in terminal?
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