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Old 21st June 2008, 04:37 PM
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FC9 External HD problem

hey, so im running FC9 and have a 150gb external drive connected by USB. Having a problem with it though. I'm able to view the files that were previously on the hard drive(recently switched to linux from windows), and access them in amarok/vlc/etc. I go to create a new folder or import a new file onto the drive, and i can see the folder/file on the drive in the browser, but when i log out and back in, the folder is no longer visible. i try to recreate the folder, but i get an error that it already exists, but i cant see it and a search for the folder name comes up with nothing. any clue whats going on?
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