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hey tobias,<br />
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thanks for that i will give that a shot!!!! 
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hey tobias,

thanks for that i will give that a shot!!!!

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I have a LAcie NEtwork Space 1TB drive with network enclosure and the device has been acting up ove rthis last week to the point where i would turn it on, the hard drive would be spinning, link activity but wasnt able to access the drive vy ip or the agent (kept saying nothing has been detected).<br />
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i made the command decision and opened the case and took the drive out and attached to my windows pc via USB enclosure and the drive was recognised and its 7 partitions. How do i go about getting my data off the drive now?<br />
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im a newb when it comes to linux so i assumed that linux is what i need????
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I have a LAcie NEtwork Space 1TB drive with network enclosure and the device has been acting up ove rthis last week to the point where i would turn it on, the hard drive would be spinning, link activity but wasnt able to access the drive vy ip or the agent (kept saying nothing has been detected).

i made the command decision and opened the case and took the drive out and attached to my windows pc via USB enclosure and the drive was recognised and its 7 partitions. How do i go about getting my data off the drive now?

im a newb when it comes to linux so i assumed that linux is what i need????

Lacie Network Space + how to access via Usb or Linux

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