Thank You for Your time and answer, arno:
>But I can't even operate on the disk with fdisk:
># fdisk /dev/sdb
>fdisk: unable to open /dev/sdb: No medium found
>
>Note that my data is only backup, so I don't care losing them when
>fixing my hard drive.
Then it's really looks like adapter (USB-SATA
Thanks both for your replies.
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> Selim:
>>Have you tried running it as root? I'm not sure if it's needed but in
>>case it is...
it's the same result running as root. I think fdisk -l does not need being run
as root.
>>You might also try cfdisk. I seem
Selim:
>> [334302.538188] sd 5:0:0:0: [sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk
>>
>> fdisk -l output:
>>
>> $ fdisk -l /dev/sdb
>> $
>>
>> (nothing was output)
>
>Have you tried running it as root? I'm not sure if it's needed but in
>case it is...
>
>You might also try cfdisk. I seem to remember t
arno renevier, 8.11.2011:
> Hi,
> I have a hard drive which does not work any more. It's a scsi hard drive over
> usb. I don't remember the numbers of partitions it had, but at least one which
> was crypted with cryptsetup.
>
> Currently, the drive looks correctly recognized by the system, and it
Hi,
I have a hard drive which does not work any more. It's a scsi hard drive over
usb. I don't remember the numbers of partitions it had, but at least one which
was crypted with cryptsetup.
Currently, the drive looks correctly recognized by the system, and it appears
correctly in /dev/sdb.
But it
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