USB disk management ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ USB disks are used under certain circumstances by the StoredSafe appliance, both at installation to export key material and when upgrading firmware. :: ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ USB on node1 (Version 2.x.x build xxxx) │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌─┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │1│Show content of USB disk │ │2│Show content of /isodevice/var/transfer │ │3│Copy content of /isodevice/var/transfer to a USB disk │ │4│Remove content on /isodevice/var/transfer │ │5│Unmount any mounted USB disk │ └─┴───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Remove content on /isodevice/var/transfer (Q to Quit) Main> System Settings> USB> Show content of USB disk ######################## :: Files on USB disk "/mnt/usb" StoredSafe-2.x.x-buildXYZZY.iso StoredSafe-2.x.x-buildXYZZY.iso.sign Press any key to continue Show content of /var/root ######################### :: Files in "/var/root" 90DB55393055099F.key Backup-SSH-Key-1.pub escrow.corp.com.sec.key Press any key to continue Copy content of /var/root to a USB disk ####################################### Under certain circumstances, such as a failure on an attached USB disk at a critical moment, StoredSafe might copy the affected files to it's failsafe mountpoint, which normally is "/var/root". If such an event occurs, insert a new USB disk and select this option to copy the files to the USB disk. :: Copy all files from "/var/root" to the USB disk mounted at /mnt/usb (/n)? y Copying "FD534875438.asc" to "/mnt/usb", copy complete. Copying "backup-sto.pub" to "/mnt/usb", copy complete. Copying "backup-mmo.pub" to "/mnt/usb", copy complete. Copied 3 files from "/var/root" to the USB disk mounted at /mnt/usb. Unmount any mounted USB disk ############################ Use this option to forcefully unmount any mounted USB disk. If a disk is mounted, the below dialogue will appear. :: Unmount USB? (/n) y Successfully unmounted "/dev/sdb2". Press any key to continue