search

ps2homebrew / pfsshell

Browse and edit PFS filesystems on APA-formatted hard drive
GNU General Public License v2.0
99 stars 22 forks source link

mount command "No such device." error code -19 #7

Closed madmodder123 closed 5 years ago

madmodder123 commented 5 years ago

This issue occurs with both the original pfsshell application (0.2 on windows) and the most up to date compiled version on linux (Ubuntu 18 LTS).

So I have been trying to salvage my OPL config files off my HDD (I believe my MBR is corrupt, LaunchElf and HDD Checker 0.964 report that the drive is not formatted). After correctly selecting my device I attempt to mount the +OPL partition using "mount +OPL" (I have tried a lot of different variations of it incase my syntax was wrong). I receive the following error:

(!) hdd0:+OPL: No such device.
(!) Exit code is -19.

It seems like it is trying to use the first HDD even though I had already selected the correct drive ("device /dev/sdb" on linux, "device hdd2:" on windows)

Here is the output when I select the device:

> device /dev/sdb
hdd: PS2 APA Driver v2.5 (c) 2003 Vector
hdd: max open = 1, 3 buffers
hdd: 20:40:48 04/25/2019
hdd: disk0: 0xe8e088af sectors, max 0x04000000
hdd: checking log...
hdd: drive status 1, format version 00000000
hdd: version 0000 driver start.
pfs Playstation Filesystem Driver v2.2
ps2fs: (c) 2003 Sjeep, Vector and Florin Sasu
pfs Max mount: 1, Max open: 1, Number of buffers: 10
pfs version 0000 driver start.

I know the partitions are there, I can list all of them using hdl salvage.

Anyone have any ideas or am I just screwed?

uyjulian commented 5 years ago

Use ls after device to check if the partition is listed.

madmodder123 commented 5 years ago

Same error when I try that.

dopen: "hdd0:" failed with -19
(!) lspart: No such device.
(!) Exit code is -19.

I even tried booting my PC with a linux live DVD with ONLY the PS2 HDD connected incase it was somehow always pointing to hdd0, but that still produced the same results.

uyjulian commented 5 years ago

That means that the HDD is detected as not formated.

uyjulian commented 5 years ago

In that situation, WinHiip may be able to help you if the HDD is detected as not formatted.

madmodder123 commented 5 years ago

@uyjulian Unfortunately my drive is over 1TB so I can't use WinHIIP :/

uyjulian commented 5 years ago

Try using this tool. https://www.psx-place.com/threads/hddchecker.3855/

Unfortunately, I am out of advice.