' dmesg | tail | grep sd '
will output device when connected ( assuming its usb )
else use
' /sbin/fdisk -l '
find the disk, make a dir to mount it to
' mkdir /mnt/tempdrive '
then mount the drive to it
' mount /dev/sdX /mnt/tempdrive '
Assuming your kernel has the filesystem support.
Hello,
Previously it has been recommended to get a VE-225 cable
for a variety of uses. I'm trying to salvage the contents
of a hard drive, from a system that will not boot. Grub 1.5
starts up, but it's like there's nothing there.
(The system is so old it does not have bios that allows booting
from
Hello,
Previously it has been recommended to get a VE-225 cable
for a variety of uses. I'm trying to salvage the contents
of a hard drive, from a system that will not boot. Grub 1.5
starts up, but it's like there's nothing there.
(The system is so old it does not have bios that allows booting
from
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