@kamoj sorry once again for my ignorance
usb 1
CONNECTED_USB_DEVICES='sda sdb'
USB_BUS='2'
USB_CAT='3.0'
USB_DEV='sda'
USB_DEVID='/dev/sda1'
USB_FILESYS='ntfs'
USB_FREEMEM='497.173 GB'
USB_IVL='0ms'
USB_LABEL='storage'
USB_MANUF='Seagate'
USB_MODEL='Expansion+'
USB_MOUNTID='sda1'
USB_MOUNTING='/tmp/mnt/sda1'
USB_PARTITIONS='sda1'
USB_PORT='USB1'
USB_PROD='Expansion+'
USB_PWR='36mA'
USB_SERIAL='NA4WBFQZ'
USB_SPEED='5000 Mbps'
USB_TOTMEM='931.511'
USB_TOTMEM_B='976759804.000'
USB_USEDMEM='434.338'
USB_USEDMEM_B='455436392.000'
USB_USEDPCT='47%'
USB_VENDOR='Seagate'
USB_VOLUME='storage'
usb 2
CONNECTED_USB_DEVICES='sda sdb'
USB_BUS='3'
USB_CAT='2.0'
USB_DEV='sdb'
USB_DEVID=''
USB_FILESYS='ext3
USB_FREEMEM=' GB'
USB_IVL='31875us'
USB_LABEL='optware
USB_MANUF='A-DATA'
USB_MODEL='USB Flash Drive'
USB_MOUNTID='sdb'
USB_MOUNTING='/tmp/mnt/sda1 /tmp/mnt/sdb'
USB_PARTITIONS='sda1 sdb'
USB_PORT='USB2'
USB_PROD='A-DATA USB Flash Drive'
USB_PWR='100mA'
USB_SERIAL='AA04012700007945'
USB_SPEED='480 Mbps'
USB_TOTMEM=''
USB_TOTMEM_B=''
USB_USEDMEM=''
USB_USEDMEM_B=''
USB_USEDPCT=''
USB_VENDOR='A-DATA'
USB_VOLUME=''
readyshare usb screendump
Have you ever removed the USB device without first
using the Netgear interface: "BASIC: ReadySHARE: Safely remove USB device" ?
I used the readyshare safe removal unless it errored and said drive busy
then i forced it umount -f -l /mnt/sdb
What version of the add-on are you using?
@Voxel 79sf
@kamoj b22
How did you create/format this sdb USB device?
using
@Voxel guide to create the flash drive for ssh and swap
Make screen dumps of information at Router Information, and
a text output from "Settings: USBx info: Show" again.
screendump
and usb output
CONNECTED_USB_DEVICES='sda'
USB_BUS='3'
USB_CAT='2.0'
USB_DEV='sda'
USB_DEVID=''
USB_FILESYS='ext3'
USB_FREEMEM='3.017 GB'
USB_IVL='31875us'
USB_LABEL='optware
USB_MANUF='A-DATA'
USB_MODEL='USB Flash Drive'
USB_MOUNTID='sda'
USB_MOUNTING='/tmp/mnt/sda'
USB_PARTITIONS='sda'
USB_PORT='USB2'
USB_PROD='A-DATA USB Flash Drive'
USB_PWR='100mA'
USB_SERIAL='AA04012700007945'
USB_SPEED='480 Mbps'
USB_TOTMEM='3.720'
USB_TOTMEM_B='3900568.000'
USB_USEDMEM='0.514'
USB_USEDMEM_B='538752.000'
USB_USEDPCT='15%'
USB_VENDOR='A-DATA'
USB_VOLUME=''
Commands were run and the drive by itself is recognized correctly.
As soon as i plug in my seagate it reverts back to improperly displaying the A-DATA drive.
Just unplugged the seagate drive and the A-DATA drive is displaying correctly again.
STOP THE PRESSES !!!!!!!!!!!!
@kamoj dont proceed unless you want to try and remedy it. It appears to be the A-DATA drive causing the problem. Ive substituted a number of choices ntfs, ext3, and ext4 in all different combinations. The A-DATA drive causes the glitch on the router information page. All the other drives are displayed correctly doesnt matter if I swap them around usb 1 + 2 as soon as i insert the A-DATA back in the problem resurfaces.
I'm truly sorry about all the time you spent on this
OF course of course I updated to b23 and now even the A-DATA drive is being read correctly.
@kamoj your work is outstanding thank you.