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If the bug reports I linked to earlier are any indication of the problem, the file system you are using is not going to affect the outcome. It's a USB driver bug, but you can allegedly work around it by disabling the EHCI USB driver or flip some jumpers on the drive. See my earlier posting for the links.
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Era, me and my computer thank you. I did what you said and I got it to be recognized via sudo fdisk -l. so i installed gparted on the desktop, and reformatted it to ext3. Then it recognized the device. then I changed the permission rights with the link i am attaching. now i only have an unmounting problem which i have on the page under texasone.
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