[Mut@nt HD2400] HDD problem

[rico_3000]

Hi guys i updated yesterday mu box to apollo 163 from the old apollo HD version
im now having a issue with the drive mounts
" remember im a knob at this "
im using interall HDD for recording and USB for Picons
on the old apollo version it was all setup correctly
the internal was /media/HDD
and usb /media/usb
now on this version its coming up has internal /media/sdb1 and usb /media/HDD
i already unpluged the usb and intialized the internal drive and it came up as /media/HDD and that was correct, but soon as i plug in the usb it changes back to
internal to /media/sdb1
usb /media/HDD

what am i doing wrong or missing here as i cant see nothing else on the setup menu to amend this

all the help is apreciated
regards and happy easter everyione

 

[nsw9154]

What version of Apollo did you upgrade from as I think any version before 150/155 needs a complete fresh flash with no backups due to new kernal updates,you might also need to re-mount your Hard Drive and USB settings with Mount Manager in the VIX menu press the Green Button to setup mounts then the Green Button again to Save

 

[abu baniaz]

Just to add to the above, unmount both devices first. Then remount choosing your mount points.

 

[rico_3000]

I done a fresh flash yesterday
Before i was running Apollo HD till it wasn't supported anymore . But only yesterday done the fresh flash to the latest version because I was getting some freezes .

 

[birdman]

Hi guys i updated yesterday mu box to apollo 163 from the old apollo HD version
im now having a issue with the drive mounts
" remember im a knob at this "
im using interall HDD for recording and USB for Picons
on the old apollo version it was all setup correctly
the internal was /media/HDD
and usb /media/usb
now on this version its coming up has internal /media/sdb1 and usb /media/HDD

My box did the same, which I eventually spotted when recordings reported write errors (they'd filled the USB stick).
It's because the upgrade beyond 153+(?) needed an image update with no settings restore. The /etc/fstab file which worked was "lost" and the first-time configuration wizard doesn't query you for where you want disks to be mounted.
As has been noted - go to the ViX Mount Manager to sort out the locations.

 

[rico_3000]

What version of Apollo did you upgrade from as I think any version before 150/155 needs a complete fresh flash with no backups due to new kernal updates,you might also need to re-mount your Hard Drive and USB settings with Mount Manager in the VIX menu press the Green Button to setup mounts then the Green Button again to Save

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thaks that sorted my issue out
now just going to find out what new since my last update