Hello,
I’m using nomadBSD on a flash drive as a means to investigate a hard drive that was previously installed in XigmaNAS and nas4free. The nas server sat unused for a time and I’m transitioning all of my drives onto a Ubuntu server install (hopefully that’s not a dirty word around here!). I was able to mount the other drives and successfully migrate my files, but one drive is giving me some trouble. Mounting using the dsbmc on Nomad works fine and the drive shows up in the file browser. However, it is empty apart from a lost+found folder which when clicked on throws an error about not having permission to access. I’ve run fsck and test disk on the drive. Both came back clean. Using df -h in the terminal shows that 458G of the 1.8T drive is occupied (which is accurate). If I try to mount the drive with the command “sudo mount /dev/da1p1 /mnt/drive/” in the terminal, it says “/dev/da1p1: no such file or directory” and fails to mount. “gpart show” shows the drive is GPT freebsd-ufs formatted. I’ve tried all of these terminal commands in both single user and multi-user mode as well and see the same behavior. In case it matters, the drive in question is attached to the computer using a usb-sata adapter. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can properly mount this drive and access the files located on it?
-Thanks!
