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Thread: Wanting to start on the right track

  1. #11
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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    I will leave the defaults drivers alone, thanks for the infos...

    I have 4 hdd in my pc, the first is all setup properly, so I need to take care of the 3 ''data'' drives.

    1) I need to create mount points; In the Disk utility, after I clicked the Mount point button, the Disk Utility tells me Mount Point: Mounted at /media/b (and /media/c and /media/d for the 2 others drives)
    Is this OK? What I mean is does it need another ''slash something'' before or after or can I leave it at that?

    My next question might be about having those drives mount automatically (after a reboot), but for now I just want to make sure I grasp the mount point thing correctly...

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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    This should help you with auto-mounting.
    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    Yes, very helpful indeed; I was able to auto mount using the mount point listed earlier.


    After that, I truncated the Fstab from the url to see more subjects; my bookmarks are filling up like crazy!

    Making progress thanks to lots of you, thanks for your patience

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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    Moving right along, I changed owner of the data drives to myself using chown, I then shared them with gksudo nautilus.
    I password protect with smbpasswd

    When I test my acces from windows computer, it should ask for a password, but it doesn't, did I do something wrong?

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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    I thought I would end this thread on a shinning bright note
    One of the main reason I needed to build a new media server was the catastrophic performance of my D-Link NAS.
    My home network could never read/write faster than 10MBps to/from it; in reality I was getting access speed much lower, sometimes under 1MBps... Dealing with multi-Tb of data was a test of patience to say the least.

    I just sent an errant avi 700mb file from windows straight to Ubuntu (without passing thru my NAS) & could not beleive my eyes
    TeraCopy showed me a speed close to 70MBps and the copy took like 5 or 6 seconds....
    I almost cried....
    Ubuntu Rocks !

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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    I was looking at forum guidelines in regards to thread solved; When I click thread tools, I do not see any way to mark it as "Solved"
    Maybe for lack of privileges as I have not enough post yet (?)

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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    No, it's just a problem with the new theme. You can edit the first post to change the prefix for now.
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    Re: Wanting to start on the right track

    I found the resources posted by DuckHook to be helpful, and I own a netbook.

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