On 16 Jun 2007, Alan Adams wrote: > In message <4d55c97b4ea49df9f34e.rogerarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Roger Darlington <rogerarm@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Because the problems also show up when using a PC, you can eliminate > the Iyonix-to-switch part of the network. The only common link is the > switch-to-NSLU part. Concentrate on that. > > As others have suggested, there is a suspicion that it may be due to > the disc being NTFS format - Linux doesn't support NTFS well, as it is > comletely undocumented. Using ext2 or ext3 is likely to be more > reliable, as these are Linux native formats. It is begining to look like the NSLU2 is a 'Not Fit For purpose' jobbie. Its latest firmware is supposed to work with NTFS drives, which is why I bought them both (NSLU2 with NTFS firmware, and NTFS drive). -- Cheers Roger Bury Walkers http://burywalkers.members.beeb.net/ Atomic Software http://rogerdarlington.members.beeb.net/ Summer Winers http://rogerarm.freeuk.com/rogerarm/ Bury Hut http://buryhut.members.beeb.net/ Wild Flowers http://rdarlington.members.beeb.net/ Feel rich. Smoke a diamond in your kimberlite pipe --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support