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I have this one plugged into a N66U for an year already: Seagate Expansion 2TB, 3.5inch, 7200rpm, 32MB, USB 3.0 It's working OK. I've tried a Samsung Story Station but isn't working normal.

Thank you Александр for this tip, now I'm using Privoxy as proxy under wireless settings (is available in either Android and IOS). The proxy is specified for every connection (AP). No need to configure proxy in browser and no iptables rule is required.

I beg your pardon Sir, this will not happen again!!!

So, your /dev/sda1 is mounted on /tmp/mnt/HD but isn't shown by df command. This mean that FileSystem is corrupted. Unmount it and run fsck: # e2fsck -fv /dev/sda1 Will take some time to finish. After that mount it again and check it.

I can't see the numbers from the pic. Post the output from df -kh and mount commands.

Hmmm, you miss a slash in front of mount point!!!

Probably your HDD isn't anymore /dev/sda. Check this with: # fdisk -l To avoid this kind of problems (device name change), you can use UUID to mount the partitions. UUIDs are always unique. To find a UUID of your partitions do: # blkid Should look something like this: # blkid...

γειά σου, For this kind of issues it's a good idea to activate the swap. Even if your router runs out of physical memory it will not become unresponsive. Anyway, try to ping it when this happens. My memory usage: total used free shared...

Try to use any cheap USB hub. Between router and drive, with no other USB devices plugged.

Probably you need to reset also the nvram settings.

Yes, you can. Just enter router’s built in recovery WebUI, use Reset NVRAM defaults and after that just load your preferred FW. Do that by holding down the reset button while powering up the router, wait until the power led is blinking slowly, then release the reset button. Set your NIC card...

Mkfs command also needs some swap space to complete on large drives, not only fsck. Merlin, if you add the badblocks tool our drives will thank you, as we are doing too... :cool:

No. You have no reason to do that.

I must to admit that was only one USB device connected thru the USB hub, with his own power supply.

Or you can use the info from this post. :D