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  • #16
    Haven't tried it, but this isn't standard EXT2 either . . .
    Been here a long time . . .

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    • #17
      Originally posted by WK-Michael View Post
      Haven't tried it, but this isn't standard EXT2 either . . .
      ok...any idea on post 14?

      TIA.

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      • #18
        It shouldn't be hdf, right? If you have four devices, they're hda, hdb, hdc, and hdd.
        Been here a long time . . .

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        • #19
          Originally posted by WK-Michael View Post
          It shouldn't be hdf, right? If you have four devices, they're hda, hdb, hdc, and hdd.
          They showed up as HDE, F, G, H (CD, blank drive, tivo1, tivo2)

          I assume you are referring to this:

          All instructions assume the location of your c: drive (when used) to be in the primary master, or hda, location.


          Location on IDE chain Actual command to be typed in lieu of hdX, hdY, hdZ, and hdZZ

          Primary Master hda
          Primary Slave hdb
          Secondary Master hdc
          Secondary Slave hdd

          Substitute in Linux commands Drive Description
          hdX Original TiVo drive
          hdY Second Original TiVo drive (two-drive units only)
          hdZ Target (New) TiVo drive
          hdZZ Second Target (New) TiVo drive (two-drive upgrades only)
          hdW FAT PC drive (almost always 'hda')


          I didn't get HDA, HDB, HDC, HDD, Etc...

          So for this command:

          mount /dev/hdW1 /mnt

          I put in mount /dev/hde1 /mnt

          I also tried mount /dev/hde /mnt

          Neither worked =(
          Last edited by dchavoc; 10-08-2008, 12:17 PM.

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          • #20
            Then you should be trying hdf, as you said earlier, not hde, right?
            Been here a long time . . .

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            • #21
              ok...we screwed up big time...

              formatted the wrong drive...in this case it was drive #2 from the tivo.

              any tips what the heck to do now???

              Do I put my orginal 40 (drive 1) back in the unit and see if it boots the drive??

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              • #22
                See:

                http://www.weaknees.com/misc.php

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by WK-Jeff View Post
                  roger that...thanks...


                  New possibility.....

                  my parents have a directivo (single 40gb drive) Can I back up their 40 gig drive and restore it to my 40 gig drive??

                  Then, use the add a drive process?

                  Is there something to be concerned about as far as serial numbers, Etc between the two units.

                  Mine was made 19 May 03
                  theirs was made 26- Apr-04

                  ???

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                  • #24
                    If the models are identical, sure.
                    Been here a long time . . .

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by WK-Michael View Post
                      If the models are identical, sure.
                      Nope they weren't...I get live programming but it won't record anything.

                      Both Series 2 but...the first 3 digits of the SN were not even close.

                      Do you know if Directv will de-authorise my old subscription and move it to this one?

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                      • #26
                        You should be able to do that, but you will likely need to buy a new access card from DIRECTV.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by dchavoc View Post
                          They showed up as HDE, F, G, H (CD, blank drive, tivo1, tivo2)

                          I assume you are referring to this:

                          All instructions assume the location of your c: drive (when used) to be in the primary master, or hda, location.


                          Location on IDE chain Actual command to be typed in lieu of hdX, hdY, hdZ, and hdZZ

                          Primary Master hda
                          Primary Slave hdb
                          Secondary Master hdc
                          Secondary Slave hdd

                          Substitute in Linux commands Drive Description
                          hdX Original TiVo drive
                          hdY Second Original TiVo drive (two-drive units only)
                          hdZ Target (New) TiVo drive
                          hdZZ Second Target (New) TiVo drive (two-drive upgrades only)
                          hdW FAT PC drive (almost always 'hda')


                          I didn't get HDA, HDB, HDC, HDD, Etc...

                          So for this command:

                          mount /dev/hdW1 /mnt

                          I put in mount /dev/hde1 /mnt

                          I also tried mount /dev/hde /mnt

                          Neither worked =(
                          Found out the mobo had a SATA header on it so it off set the IDE drive letters by the number of possible sata drives...


                          ok....finally got a NEW CARD FOR THE PHILIPS DVR (dad's old one) and move his programming to a 160 gig drive, and also added a second 160 gig drive...shows 280 hrs recording time now...and it records and does the 30 second skip and all is good except for the old 160 drive from the huges box...if that can be recovered...only time and searching the net will tell I guess....

                          So a bitter sweet ending...

                          Thanks all for your help!

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