As it is a WD USB Drive, I assume your USB drive uses FAT32 as fs and so can be mounted on the fvdw-sl console.
If you use NTFS I am not sure that you can mount the USB drive (@fvdw may confirm this point)
-after plugging it:
* update its dev node: run
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udevstart
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cat /proc/partitions
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major minor #blocks name
...
8 pp xxxxxxx se?
8 mm xxxxxxx se?n
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ls -l /dev/se?n
If all se?n dev nodes are ok in /dev, then you can try to mount the WC USB Drive partition
- To mount it
I assume now that its device name is sea1
- create its mount point
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mkdir -m 777 /usb
- mount sea1
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/usr/sbin/mount /dev/sea1 /usb
- create a folder for backup on /usb
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mkdir -m 777 /usb/5big2_backup
- search the master folder containing all your data in md4: it should be subfolders of /md4/shares
to find it use
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ls -a /md4/shares
- get the right cp command
download the cp zip archive (cp-core-util8.9.zip), here viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2315&p=20466#p20466
unzip it in tftp folder of fvdw-sl console (same location than dd-64; busybox1;....)
upload cp
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tftp -l cp -r /bin/ccp -g ip-pc
chmod 755 /bin/ccp
- backup your data
I assume that your data is in /md4/shares/folder1/folder2
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/bin/ccp -r /md4/shares/folder1/folder2 /usb/5big2_backup
to avoid any issue later grant permissions on 5big2_backup files
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chmod a+rw -R /usb/5big2_backup
Note: Now I don't be here for several hours