Answer by Ood for How to force a readonly volume to remount as read-write?
diskutil list sometimes gives completely misleading information about an external drive. I had the same problem with one drive. diskutil list said the drive was an Apple_HFS type and trying to mount it...
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I have to do the following from the command line to get a USB drive to mount read/write:diskutil listsudo diskutil unmount /dev/disk2s1 <- (put your volume/partition in here)cd /Volumessudo mkdir...
View ArticleAnswer by d-b for How to force a readonly volume to remount as read-write?
I managed to delete some files to free up space on the device by connecting it to my NAS, where it was mounted as writable. Doesn't really answer my question, however it solved my problem. Now I am...
View ArticleHow to force a readonly volume to remount as read-write?
I have an external Firewire volume with some filesystem problems. One problem is that Disk Warrior can't fix these errors because there is not enough space left on this volume (in fact, it is...
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