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Thread: Tech-nano 2.5" SATA

  1. 11-04-14, 16:41 #1
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    Tech-nano 2.5" SATA

    Help got nano harddrive kit,,put sata soughted everything out but when i reboot box stuck on 44% have got updated zues on box
    Any help plz
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  3. 11-04-14, 17:13 #2
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    I'm pretty sure that Linux is checking the HDD befor eit continues to boot. Hopefully someone will confirm.

    Is it a brand new HDD? Do you know what file system it is in?


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  4. 11-04-14, 17:29 #3
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    I bought an external one but had wire problems it works i just stole it from external case its an hitachi 2.5" like laptop one
    just stuck on boot pheonix said NSTC IS OK as the box will convert it to fat if needed
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    Yeah this is what pheonix said

    it should make no difference to be honest as the image will format it to a linux ext4 format when you initialize the drive.

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