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[SOLVED] Pre-clear

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I'm trying to get this working, but I'm failing miserably.  I skipped the email settings because as hard as I tried, the email was never received.

 

Anyway, I'm following the instructions line by line trying to get this working and keep getting this erro when trying to run the preclear.

 

-bash:  ./preclear_script.sh: No such file or directory

 

I'm running the command exactly as it's listed in the Wiki.

 

./preclear_script.sh /dev/sdX

 

I dropped the script file right on the root of the drive like it told me to.

 

Any ideas?  I'm trying to do it locally and not through a telnet session as I need my desktop for other things.  Also, how do I know if I need the -A parameter?

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I had the right file in the right place, but it turns out that I need to go back to school and retake reading comprehension. I missed the part where I needed to substitute the "x" with my device ID. Duh.

 

Please excuse my stupidity.  :-\

I dropped the script file right on the root of the drive like it told me to.

If you mentioned that before your edit then I also need to work on my reading comprehension.

 

-bash:  ./preclear_script.sh: No such file or directory

 

This tells you the shell can't find the file at the given location.

 

The given location is ".", which means the current working directory. If you copied the script to the "root of the drive" then that's /boot. Did you cd /boot?

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Yeah, as soon as I substituted the "A" and "B" for the "X" it worked.  They are pre-clearing right now.  It says one is running about 130MB/s and the other is going about 115MB/s, so I guess it's going pretty quick.  I'm sure I'll have more questions once they are done.  Especially about setting up the shares and mirroring the file structure that I have on my NAS right now.

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