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root@TonidoPlug:~# pkill -9 tonidoconsole


4.      Run the commands below, the commands will differ depending upon which version of the TonidoPlug you have:

 

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root@TonidoPlug:~# cd /media/disk1part1/       
root@TonidoPlug:/media/disk1part1~# rm -rf *

5.      Power off the TonidoPlug.

6.      Plug your USB drive back in.

7.      Power on the TonidoPlug

  

Note (Step 4)

Some of the old TonidoPlugs might not have the path /media/disk1part1. In that case you need to use /media/usb0 instead. In this case your command will be:

 

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root@TonidoPlug:~# cd /media/usb0/
root@TonidoPlug:/media/usb0~# rm -rf *

  

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Command rm -rf * should be only on the path stated (and all USB disks removed). Failure to do so might cause data loss or irreparable damage to the plug.