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My computer has 2 drives, I use the 2nd for file storage and the 1st for the OS. Been unable to access the 2nd's contents. I get the following message clicking on it:

Error creating mount point `/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2': Read-only file system

I read the 2011 suggestion Lekensteyn made at How to make read-only file system writable? and tried the following command on LXTerminal:

sudo mount -o remount,rw '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2'

I got the following response:

[sudo] password for jay: 

mount: /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2: mount point does not exist.

When I try to access the shortcuts I made to folders that were on the drive, I get messages like:

The specified directory '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve
1_2/!uTorrent completed downloads' is not valid

This is also giving me an 'error' when trying to magnet-torrent (via Transmission) the latest (18.10) version of Lubuntu which I'd like to try out.

Even downloading it normally gives an error:

could not be saved, because the disk, folder, or file is write-protected.
Write-enable the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

My comp also in past has spontaneously blackscreened (audio kept going) after around 20 minutes of running.

This may be related to past problems of blackscreenining on boot-up unless I do a "Resume Normal Boot" after AORMing (Advanced Options : Recover Mode) on startup.

I asked about this back in September How do I fix a frozen black screen on Lubuntu startup?

However I get so frustrated by it that I abandon the comp for months when the problems seem to accrue... I'd really like to be able to understand why it black-screened and if this is connected to why my 2nd drive was put into write-protect, and if it's connected to the black screen on startup.

Would I be better served trying out another Ubuntu OS? I don't know which is compatible with really old graphics hardware.

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  The mount error is telling you /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2 does not exist; it must already exist (as a directory) in order for you to mount a device to it. A common reason for a file-system to be read-only is because it has errors, and needs fsck (file system check)
  
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  Sounds like the problem is that the file system to which the 2nd drive is mounted (i.e. your OS drive) is read-only. You might want to run a SMART check.
  
  – Nonny Moose
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My computer has 2 drives, I use the 2nd for file storage and the 1st for the OS. Been unable to access the 2nd's contents. I get the following message clicking on it:

Error creating mount point `/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2': Read-only file system

I read the 2011 suggestion Lekensteyn made at How to make read-only file system writable? and tried the following command on LXTerminal:

sudo mount -o remount,rw '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2'

I got the following response:

[sudo] password for jay: 

mount: /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2: mount point does not exist.

When I try to access the shortcuts I made to folders that were on the drive, I get messages like:

The specified directory '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve
1_2/!uTorrent completed downloads' is not valid

This is also giving me an 'error' when trying to magnet-torrent (via Transmission) the latest (18.10) version of Lubuntu which I'd like to try out.

Even downloading it normally gives an error:

could not be saved, because the disk, folder, or file is write-protected.
Write-enable the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

My comp also in past has spontaneously blackscreened (audio kept going) after around 20 minutes of running.

This may be related to past problems of blackscreenining on boot-up unless I do a "Resume Normal Boot" after AORMing (Advanced Options : Recover Mode) on startup.

I asked about this back in September How do I fix a frozen black screen on Lubuntu startup?

However I get so frustrated by it that I abandon the comp for months when the problems seem to accrue... I'd really like to be able to understand why it black-screened and if this is connected to why my 2nd drive was put into write-protect, and if it's connected to the black screen on startup.

Would I be better served trying out another Ubuntu OS? I don't know which is compatible with really old graphics hardware.

lubuntu mountpoint

share

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  The mount error is telling you /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2 does not exist; it must already exist (as a directory) in order for you to mount a device to it. A common reason for a file-system to be read-only is because it has errors, and needs fsck (file system check)
  
  – guiverc
  4 mins ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Sounds like the problem is that the file system to which the 2nd drive is mounted (i.e. your OS drive) is read-only. You might want to run a SMART check.
  
  – Nonny Moose
  3 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

My computer has 2 drives, I use the 2nd for file storage and the 1st for the OS. Been unable to access the 2nd's contents. I get the following message clicking on it:

Error creating mount point `/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2': Read-only file system

I read the 2011 suggestion Lekensteyn made at How to make read-only file system writable? and tried the following command on LXTerminal:

sudo mount -o remount,rw '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2'

I got the following response:

[sudo] password for jay: 

mount: /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2: mount point does not exist.

When I try to access the shortcuts I made to folders that were on the drive, I get messages like:

The specified directory '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve
1_2/!uTorrent completed downloads' is not valid

This is also giving me an 'error' when trying to magnet-torrent (via Transmission) the latest (18.10) version of Lubuntu which I'd like to try out.

Even downloading it normally gives an error:

could not be saved, because the disk, folder, or file is write-protected.
Write-enable the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

My comp also in past has spontaneously blackscreened (audio kept going) after around 20 minutes of running.

This may be related to past problems of blackscreenining on boot-up unless I do a "Resume Normal Boot" after AORMing (Advanced Options : Recover Mode) on startup.

I asked about this back in September How do I fix a frozen black screen on Lubuntu startup?

However I get so frustrated by it that I abandon the comp for months when the problems seem to accrue... I'd really like to be able to understand why it black-screened and if this is connected to why my 2nd drive was put into write-protect, and if it's connected to the black screen on startup.

Would I be better served trying out another Ubuntu OS? I don't know which is compatible with really old graphics hardware.

lubuntu mountpoint

share

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186

Error creating mount point `/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2': Read-only file system

sudo mount -o remount,rw '/media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2'

[sudo] password for jay: 

mount: /media/jay/HP_PAVILION Adjacent Reserve 1_2: mount point does not exist.

share

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186

share

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186

asked 8 mins ago

VistaRefugeeVistaRefugee

186