Kernel #14 update - 5bigN2 unavailable

[macdalor]

@macdalor

please try the busybox applet

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/bin/ls -l /direct-usb/Volume_2

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root@lacie5big:/ # /bin/ls -l /direct-usb/Volume_2
total 0

[fvdw]

-edit-- before you ask, yes there are folders in Volume_2 ;) I can actually browse them from the OS file explorer

You mean you can browse the content from your mac when the usb disk is connected to the NAS, right ?

Now try this

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ls  /share/1100/Volume_2

pretty sure it will list the files

the command Jock gave (/usr/bin/ls -l /direct-usb/Volume_2) is wrong as this volume is not mounted on that folder menain the sym link direct-usb is not pointing to /share/1100
You can check where "direct-usb" is pointing to by using this

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 ls -l /direct-usb

[Jocko]

Hi fvdw,

he already did it :

given the result I also ran the command:

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    root@lacie5big:/ # ls -l /share/1100/Volume_2
    total 0

[fvdw]

:mrgreen: sorry, did not see that, then I do not know what is the problem :dontknow

[macdalor]

-edit-- before you ask, yes there are folders in Volume_2 ;) I can actually browse them from the OS file explorer

You mean you can browse the content from your mac when the usb disk is connected to the NAS, right ?

correct

Now try this

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ls  /share/1100/Volume_2

pretty sure it will list the files

this doesn't return anything as you can see below

the command Jock gave (/usr/bin/ls -l /direct-usb/Volume_2) is wrong as this volume is not mounted on that folder menain the sym link direct-usb is not pointing to /share/1100
You can check where "direct-usb" is pointing to by using this

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 ls -l /direct-usb

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root@lacie5big:/ # ls  /share/1100/Volume_2
root@lacie5big:/ # ls -l /direct-usb
lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 11 2016-01-21 18:07 /direct-usb -> /share/1100

[fvdw]

but still I would like to have an answer on this question

-edit-- before you ask, yes there are folders in Volume_2 ;) I can actually browse them from the OS file explorer

You mean you can browse the content from your mac when the usb disk is connected to the NAS, right ?

[macdalor]

:mrgreen: sorry, did not see that, then I do not know what is the problem :dontknow

If you don't know we're screwed :doh :sob

[macdalor]

but still I would like to have an answer on this question

-edit-- before you ask, yes there are folders in Volume_2 ;) I can actually browse them from the OS file explorer

You mean you can browse the content from your mac when the usb disk is connected to the NAS, right ?

as I answered above, yes that's correct FVDW

[macdalor]

however I am sure you guys will find the answer :-D

[fvdw]

there is another command you can use to list files

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cd /share/1100/Volume_2
find