- May 26, 2012
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I just recently connected to the drive and get this message:
"Drive Name" contains a file system with errors, check forced.
"Drive Name": Error allocating inode bitmap (6): Communication error on send
fsck.ext2:
This is a relatively new drive, 3-4 months old. How can I quickly scan for the offending issue? Once found, do I just have to delete the file(s)?
Is it recommended that I do not leave it plug in and mounted to the router 24/7? I thought the whole idea with a network drive was that you could do that...
I have an Asus RT-N66U router and a Seagate 3 TB external desktop drive. Per a previous issue I was having, it is formatted to a linux file system and do not currently have a computer in the house that runs linux to plug into it.
"Drive Name" contains a file system with errors, check forced.
"Drive Name": Error allocating inode bitmap (6): Communication error on send
fsck.ext2:
This is a relatively new drive, 3-4 months old. How can I quickly scan for the offending issue? Once found, do I just have to delete the file(s)?
Is it recommended that I do not leave it plug in and mounted to the router 24/7? I thought the whole idea with a network drive was that you could do that...
I have an Asus RT-N66U router and a Seagate 3 TB external desktop drive. Per a previous issue I was having, it is formatted to a linux file system and do not currently have a computer in the house that runs linux to plug into it.
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