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All,
I set up my WD World Book Edition Drive to accept access via SSH. [1] I even added the optware package management system. Unfortunately, after a reboot of the drive, I am no longer able to access the drive over the network. I discovered this is to corruption on the third partition on the disk. [2] However I am not comfortable with taking apart the drive, due to numerous experiences destroying embedded devices. I would appreciate someone giving me a hand with this. Please contact me off list, I willing to provide beer and/or food as trade.
Cheers, Patrick
[1] http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/first-steps-with-mbwe [2] http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/rescue-procedure
there are instruction on how to remove the drive at http://geekoh.com/mybook/docs/Open%20and%20Remove%20Drive%20from%20MyBook%20...
-- Philip Dorr
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 10:01 AM, marlowe@antagonism.org wrote:
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All,
I set up my WD World Book Edition Drive to accept access via SSH. [1] I even added the optware package management system. Unfortunately, after a reboot of the drive, I am no longer able to access the drive over the network. I discovered this is to corruption on the third partition on the disk. [2] However I am not comfortable with taking apart the drive, due to numerous experiences destroying embedded devices. I would appreciate someone giving me a hand with this. Please contact me off list, I willing to provide beer and/or food as trade.
Cheers, Patrick
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there are instruction on how to remove the drive at http://geekoh.com/mybook/docs/Open%20and%20Remove%20Drive%20from%20MyBook%20...
-- Philip Dorr
Philip,
Thanks for the link to the instructions. I tried them previously and experienced great difficulty opening the drive. As stated before, I have a nasty tendency to destroy various pieces of equipment attempting to take them apart. So my offer for assistance in repairing the drive still stands.
Thanks, Patrick
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