Today I suddenly got a strange problem with an USB stick in my Acorn RiscPC, it let the machine hang completely when inserted in an UniPod USB port.[]
This stick was less than half full and used very much between RiscPC, Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspbian Stretch 2018 and with another old Pi 1B
running RISC OS 5.24 where my !ROSBink runs for FidoNet now.
Greetings from Henri in NL.
Hello David,
Today I suddenly got a strange problem with an USB stick in my Acorn RiscPC, it let the machine hang completely when inserted in an UniPod USB port.
This stick was less than half full and used very much between RiscPC, Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspbian Stretch 2018 and with another old Pi 1B
running RISC OS 5.24 where my !ROSBink runs for FidoNet now.
I must have once fortgotten to dismnount before removing,
Fist I used FSCK.FAT at the Linux Pi 3B to examine faults after first unmouting it, and serveral directories and files were reported defective,FAT's
but could be read normally when mounted, strange. So only one of the twoo
were corrupt I think.
So no errors reported anymore.
But still the Stick hangs my RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and UniPod.
What can I do to get it working again at my Acorn RiscPC with UniPod?
I have the Fat32Formatter for RISC OS, so I could move the data to anotherfree
place, format the stick with Fat32Formatter and copy the data back.stick
I.e. only at the RISC OS Pi ofcourse, as the RPC hangs when inserting the
;-(.
But will that be sufficient to get it working again at the RPC?
I recommend reformatting with FAT32Formatter. First RMKill FAT32FS and
DOSFS so you can insert without out RISC OS trying to mount it and hang.
If that still doesn't work, get a new stick, they are cheap enough to
make it not worth wasting much time on.
---druck
I would also hope someone has notified ROOL. A faulty
device shouldn't hang the computer.
On 04/06/2019 11:58, Henri Derksen wrote:
Today I suddenly got a strange problem with an USB stick in my
Acorn RiscPC,
it let the machine hang completely when inserted in an UniPod USB port.
This stick was less than half full and used very much between RiscPC,
Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspbian Stretch 2018 and with another old Pi 1B
running RISC OS 5.24 where my !ROSBink runs for FidoNet now.
"used very much".
Any chance you've simply run out of write cycles?
Why not network link the two devices?
Any particular David you are aiming at?
Today I suddenly got a strange problem with an USB stick in my
Acorn RiscPC,
it let the machine hang completely when inserted in an UniPod USB port.
This stick was less than half full and used very much between RiscPC,
Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspbian Stretch 2018 and with another old Pi 1B
running RISC OS 5.24 where my !ROSBink runs for FidoNet now.
I must have once fortgotten to dismnount before removing,
So no errors reported anymore.
But still the Stick hangs my RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and UniPod.
What can I do to get it working again at my Acorn RiscPC with UniPod?
Two things, it could either be the card has reached end of life and is
now unreliable,
or more likely the corruption and repair has left it a state the
RISC OS's FAT32FS doesn't like, even if it appears OK else where.
I have the Fat32Formatter for RISC OS, so I could move the data to another >> free place, format the stick with Fat32Formatter and copy the data back.
I.e. only at the RISC OS Pi ofcourse, as the RPC hangs when inserting the
stick ;-(.
But will that be sufficient to get it working again at the RPC?
I recommend reformatting with FAT32Formatter. First RMKill FAT32FS and
DOSFS so you can insert without out RISC OS trying to mount it and hang.
If that still doesn't work, get a new stick, they are cheap enough to
make it not worth wasting much time on.
How do I share a map at the Pi 3B Raspbian Stretch Linux in the way I can connect to at the Acorn RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and !LanMan98FS?
If that works OK, I donot need to use an USB stick for tranportations.
How do I share a map at the Pi 3B Raspbian Stretch Linux in the way I can
connect to at the Acorn RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and !LanMan98FS?
If that works OK, I donot need to use an USB stick for tranportations.
Your english is hard to understand on technical matters,
but if you want to access files on the Pi remotely,
you have several optipons open to you.
1/. Samba. This is the SMB protocol and is compatible with Microsoft
Windows and apple file shares. If you canm manage TCP/IP based SAMBA
(netbios over TCP) rather then the older netbeui proticoals thais should
work fine. Smaba tends to be n te default intsallation
2/. NFS is well supported on the Pi if you install the packages for it.
But I dowubt that Aciorn wopuld support it under RISCOS
3/. SFTP is avilable for file transfer if RISCOS supporets TCP/IP and
ssh..
4/. FTP is also available.
Note that all of the above depend on a TCP/IP stack on the Acorn...well
it LOOKS like that exists all right.
If you set up samba on the RPI you SHOULD see it appear on riscos
network viewer.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/samba-file-server/
seems a decent guide
Hello Philospherer,
How do I share a map at the Pi 3B Raspbian Stretch Linux in the way I can >>> connect to at the Acorn RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and !LanMan98FS?
If that works OK, I donot need to use an USB stick for tranportations.
Your english is hard to understand on technical matters,
Sorry, but Englisch is not my native language.
but if you want to access files on the Pi remotely,
you have several optipons open to you.
1/. Samba. This is the SMB protocol and is compatible with Microsoft
Windows and apple file shares. If you canm manage TCP/IP based SAMBA
(netbios over TCP) rather then the older netbeui proticoals thais should
work fine. Smaba tends to be n te default intsallation
Do I have to install something?,
or if it is already there, how can I switch it on?It probably is on, if not installing it will switch it on
I.e. make a Linux map shareable for others on the network?
2/. NFS is well supported on the Pi if you install the packages for it.
But I dowubt that Aciorn wopuld support it under RISCOS
I have !LanMan98 here on the RISC OS machine.
It can handle Shared discs froms Windows machines, such as my Asus L5800c Laptop running at Windows 2000 (yes very old), or an old Windows XP system.
I know less of Windows 7, 8 or 10.
3/. SFTP is avilable for file transfer if RISCOS supporets TCP/IP and
ssh..
That could be doable either.
I have !FTPc and !FTPs on RISC OS.
But the disadvantage of (S)FTP is that the received files get the date
of transfer, not their original creation or modifying date ;-(.
I am not interested in the moment of transfer.
The big disadvantage is that older files then get newer dates,
wich is much misleading ;-(.
Thanks.
Henri.
1/. Samba. This is the SMB protocol and is compatible with Microsoft
Windows and apple file shares. If you canm manage TCP/IP based SAMBA
(netbios over TCP) rather then the older netbeui proticoals thais should
work fine. Smaba tends to be n te default intsallation
Do I have to install something?,
or if it is already there, how can I switch it on?
I have !LanMan98 here on the RISC OS machine.
I also have !SunFish and !MoonFish at Acorn RISC OS.
Acorn uses !ShareFS with TCP/IP at the following ports:
or if it is already there, how can I switch it on?
With the default Raspbian, then yes you need to intall SAMBA. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=205379
I have !LanMan98 here on the RISC OS machine.
You will need to configure SAMBA to share the drives using the older SMB
V1 protocol to be able to access them from Lanman98, as both Linux and Windows have this disabled due to security issues.
I also have !SunFish and !MoonFish at Acorn RISC OS.
SunFish allows you to access NFS shares, so you need to install an NFS
server on the Pi.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14500
Acorn uses !ShareFS with TCP/IP at the following ports:
I don't know of any implementation of Acorn Access/ShareFS, which is a
shame, it would be a nice open source project for someone.
I wrote:with
I don't know of any implementation of Acorn Access/ShareFS, which is a
shame, it would be a nice open source project for someone.
!ShareFS is there in every RISC OS from version 3.6 on and higher.
So I can exchange files between the RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and my Pi 1B
RISC OS 5.24.
On 26/06/2019 13:43, Henri Derksen wrote:
I wrote:
I don't know of any implementation of Acorn Access/ShareFS, which is a
shame, it would be a nice open source project for someone.
!ShareFS is there in every RISC OS from version 3.6 on and higher.
So I can exchange files between the RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and my Pi 1B with
RISC OS 5.24.
I was talking about an implementation of Acorn Access/ShareFS on Linux,
as this thread was about transferring files between a Risc PC and a
Raspberry Pi running Raspbian Stretch.
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