02-08-2021, 06:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-12-2021, 06:58 AM by HiTechHiTouch.)
I have several USB drives, from a NTFS 2T drive down to a old 512MB FAT one. All fail the same way.
Linux Lite 5.4.0-64-generic (x86_64) Version #72-Ubunut SMP Distribution Ubuntu 20.04.2 System information report attached to posting.
1. Insert the FAT formatted drive into the USB port. It has a single 31.9MB partition formatted with the FAT file system. 480 MB remains in unpartitioned space.
2. An icon appears on the desktop for the device. Icon is a USB stick. Mouse over says "Removable Volume Not Mounted Yet".
3. Right click on icon, menu shows "Open", "Mount volume", "Properties" (greyed out), "Applications". Click on Mount.
Pop-up opens "Mount Failed" "Failed to Mount DD-WRT-30M" "Error creating mount point 'media/jared/DD-WRT-30M': No space left on device."
There's plenty of space on my unix partition, /home has 10G free, / (file system) has 72GB free. The USB stick has a FAT partition of 32M with 17M free. I think the message is lying about no space left.
Where can I look for more diagnostic information? Thanks!
Linux Lite 5.4.0-64-generic (x86_64) Version #72-Ubunut SMP Distribution Ubuntu 20.04.2 System information report attached to posting.
1. Insert the FAT formatted drive into the USB port. It has a single 31.9MB partition formatted with the FAT file system. 480 MB remains in unpartitioned space.
2. An icon appears on the desktop for the device. Icon is a USB stick. Mouse over says "Removable Volume Not Mounted Yet".
3. Right click on icon, menu shows "Open", "Mount volume", "Properties" (greyed out), "Applications". Click on Mount.
Pop-up opens "Mount Failed" "Failed to Mount DD-WRT-30M" "Error creating mount point 'media/jared/DD-WRT-30M': No space left on device."
There's plenty of space on my unix partition, /home has 10G free, / (file system) has 72GB free. The USB stick has a FAT partition of 32M with 17M free. I think the message is lying about no space left.
Where can I look for more diagnostic information? Thanks!