If I then used the unmount command it disappeared. I was successful in mounting the external hard drive. Thanks for your kind reply and your help. What command returns you to the normal command line? I haven't figured that out and keep closing and reopening the command prompt screen to get out of it. The command 'sudo sh' takes you to a '#' prompt.
If I run 'ls -l' it shows up - 'drwxr-xr-x 2 pi pi 4096 Nov 18 06:12 disks'Ĭan someone explain to me what I am doing wrong at this step? I have replaced "Chuck" in that command with different variations of both 'pi' and 'easystore' without success. Section C of the article says the Media directory is used by the OS, so I created a directory named disks on the root drive. There is no directory named disks under the pi directory so that makes sense I guess. However Substituting pi for chuck in the code example (chown - R pi i /disks) returns "cannot access '/disks': no such file or directory exists". The whoami command lists my Linix username as "pi". I am unable to duplicate this step and am unsure what I am doing wrong. Then it shows the command "chown -R chuck:chuck /disks". Section C of the article is entitled 'Create The Locations Where We Will Graft Everything into Linux.' The instructions say you need to replace the username "Chuck" with your actual Linux username in the code. Per sections A & B I have identified the following:ĭisk to be added is /dev/sda1 = media/pi/easystore.īlock ID is /dev/sda1: LABEL="EASYSTORE" UUID="0E8A79768A795AE3" TYPE="ntfs" PTTYPE="atari" PARTLABEL="easystore" PARTUUID="96679758-b2c9-4156-9879-62299f4c7786" I am working my way through it, but have hit a snag. However Plex does not recognize the content.Ĭhecking on the web I found the article 'Using EXT, NTFS, or other format drives (internal or external) on Linux. In the Pi file manager the hard drive shows up on /media/pi/easystore with all the movies in it.
I have the server created on Pi and have attached an external harddrive with movies to the Pi unit. I'm trying to set up a Plex server on a Rasberry Pi 4.
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