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adata hm800

What can I say? ADATA HM800 is like a big warehouse (8 TB). Originally, I planned to archive on one and backup on another. After recovering 2 TB from the first, I'm moving the courses to the second and leaving space for YT on the first.     Although the manufacturer recommends reformatting to exFAT, I've left it in NTFS, which is what it comes with. It has given me problems on occasion, perhaps because I use it on Windows 10, Ubuntu 22, Debian 12, Fedora 40 and so on. But I haven't had any major problems, except once, because of permissions, it wouldn't let me delete: apparently I had created files in an OS and not where I intended to delete them.     The second, the newest one, sometimes makes a noise that makes me nervous. Apart from that, I haven't had any major problems.     The manufacturer says it is also compatible with macOS, but I don't know for sure. I didn't trust the brand because several 1 or 2 TB disks have turned out bad. But w...

solved how to delete trash-1000

Claim your disk space by deleting this annoying folder. You need to run on Command Prompt or Terminal chkdsk YOUR_DEVICE_LETTER: /f /x /r /b as an Administrator on Windows 10/11. Because Linux will not do the job, maybe because this hidden folder, .Trash-1000, is on NTFS format. To recover (r parameter) bad sectors data, device needs free space. After that, I could to delete the hidden trash-1000 via File Explorer.

fixed unknown mount error

The most useful video on YT, maybe: solve NTFS mount problem on ubuntu, or unable to access "drive " ubuntu  sudo ntfsfix /your/drive Works on Fedora 38 using Acer Aspire V (almost unassembled, I suspected an electrical fault) inserting an external hard disk.  

SOLVED ntfs not configured in kernel

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Can't use external hard drive in Oracle Linux 7. Error mounting /dev/sdb1 EXT: Filesystem type ntfs not configured in kernel So, this made my day: 1. How to Enable EPEL Repository for RHEL/CentOS 7.x/6.x/5.x , only I switched zabbix for ntfs-3g 2. How To Mount External Hard Drives In Linux , this is not relevant, I picked another name to device: /mnt/win 3. After reboot, File Manager in Gnome 3 showed nothing in EXT Toshiba (!). So, this was useful: How To Mount External Hard Drives In Linux - How To Add Items To The Fstab File In Linux . 4. Reboot It works! EXT Toshiba HDD mounted with RW access