While the keyword phrase is somewhat fragmented (suggesting a specific technical workflow, possibly related to video editing, disk imaging, or DVR/storage arrays), this article interprets and expands upon it to provide maximum value for users trying to manage exFAT/NTFS drives under a 130-unit deployment (e.g., 130 cameras, 130 editors, or 130TB) while preserving an existing cache.
echo "Step 3: Recreating file system (exFAT or NTFS)..." read -p "Format as exFAT or NTFS? " FS if [ "$FS" == "exFAT" ]; then mkfs.exfat $DEVICE -n CACHE_DRIVE -v else mkfs.ntfs -Q -F $DEVICE --preserve -n CACHE_DRIVE fi
Run with: sudo bash prepare_130_holds.sh
This error appears when the system tries to write a new file system structure but encounters a stubborn cache lock.
While the keyword phrase is somewhat fragmented (suggesting a specific technical workflow, possibly related to video editing, disk imaging, or DVR/storage arrays), this article interprets and expands upon it to provide maximum value for users trying to manage exFAT/NTFS drives under a 130-unit deployment (e.g., 130 cameras, 130 editors, or 130TB) while preserving an existing cache.
echo "Step 3: Recreating file system (exFAT or NTFS)..." read -p "Format as exFAT or NTFS? " FS if [ "$FS" == "exFAT" ]; then mkfs.exfat $DEVICE -n CACHE_DRIVE -v else mkfs.ntfs -Q -F $DEVICE --preserve -n CACHE_DRIVE fi
Run with: sudo bash prepare_130_holds.sh
This error appears when the system tries to write a new file system structure but encounters a stubborn cache lock.