I've got some hfsplus format drives connected to my Debian Stretch box. If I stop the Samba service and unmount the drives (via umount -a) and then reboot, everything comes back up working great. If I just do a reboot without unmounting the drives when the system boots back up the hfsplus shares are mounted read-only and I can only fix that by connecting to my mac and running disk utility repairs on them. fsck.hfsplus doesn't work on them for some reason.
Any idea how I can keep these drives read/write a little more consistently (safely ejecting / cleanly unmounting) during a reboot?
I'll convert them to EXT3 or 4 (not sure which would be best) if I must, but I'm also curious why they aren't unmounted as part of the reboot process.
Thanks for any insights.
Any idea how I can keep these drives read/write a little more consistently (safely ejecting / cleanly unmounting) during a reboot?
I'll convert them to EXT3 or 4 (not sure which would be best) if I must, but I'm also curious why they aren't unmounted as part of the reboot process.
Thanks for any insights.