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First off, thanks for a great script, helped me a lot with the Gotek.

I just wanted to mention that the device partitioning seems to be slightly different in my Gotek, perhaps different firmware version. I used the internal USB format function by pressing both buttons on the Gotek during power on, not sure if the 'usbfd' format will work, haven't tried it.

The device to use in my Linux is /dev/sdx1, when using /dev/sdx it fails (where 'x' marks the device letter). The "mount" and "unmount" commands in 'usbfd' works with that device.

Hello,

I've just formatted all 100 volumes:
./usbfd -fd /dev/sdc {0..99}
(it was a message telling me there's something wrong with 032 volume, probably "root" volume (000) has been treated as 032), but it's not an issue... yet ;-) It's a command message:

Volume ID is 8ba7d361, volume label FDISK000 .
Volume ID is 8ba9e28d, volume label FDISK001 .
Volume ID is 8bb13170, volume label FDISK002 .
Volume ID is 8bb1b900, volume label FDISK003 .
Volume ID is 8bc63ddf, volume label FDISK004 .
Volume ID is 8bca188c, volume label FDISK005 .
Volume ID is 8bca3130, volume label FDISK006 .
Volume ID is 8bca473f, volume label FDISK007 .
Volume ID is 8bca650b, volume label FDISK008 .
Volume ID is 8bca7c02, volume label FDISK009 .
Volume ID is 8bca94e5, volume label FDISK010 .
Volume ID is 8bcaa4e3, volume label FDISK011 .
Volume ID is 8bcab7de, volume label FDISK012 .
Volume ID is 8bcac9ac, volume label FDISK013 .
Volume ID is 8bcad938, volume label FDISK014 .
Volume ID is 8bcaec78, volume label FDISK015 .
Volume ID is 8bcafca4, volume label FDISK016 .
Volume ID is 8bcb12cc, volume label FDISK017 .
Volume ID is 8bcb2536, volume label FDISK018 .
Volume ID is 8bcb3757, volume label FDISK019 .
Volume ID is 8bcb4678, volume label FDISK020 .
Volume ID is 8bcb568f, volume label FDISK021 .
Volume ID is 8bcb67fc, volume label FDISK022 .
Volume ID is 8bcb7785, volume label FDISK023 .
Volume ID is 8bcb8a14, volume label FDISK024 .
Volume ID is 8bcb98a8, volume label FDISK025 .
Volume ID is 8bcba5e0, volume label FDISK026 .
Volume ID is 8bcbb576, volume label FDISK027 .
Volume ID is 8bcbc234, volume label FDISK028 .
Volume ID is 8bcbd487, volume label FDISK029 .
Volume ID is 8bcbe48b, volume label FDISK030 .
Volume ID is 8bcbf094, volume label FDISK031 .
usbfd032 is already mounted, try -u first
Volume ID is 8bcbff87, volume label FDISK033 .
Volume ID is 8bcc6d93, volume label FDISK034 .
Volume ID is 8bccd52f, volume label FDISK035 .
Volume ID is 8bcd3d44, volume label FDISK036 .
Volume ID is 8bcda786, volume label FDISK037 .
Volume ID is 8bce0eae, volume label FDISK038 .
Volume ID is 8bce751d, volume label FDISK039 .
Volume ID is 8bcedf49, volume label FDISK040 .
Volume ID is 8bd005b5, volume label FDISK041 .
Volume ID is 8bd06dfc, volume label FDISK042 .
Volume ID is 8bd0d59c, volume label FDISK043 .
Volume ID is 8bd13f24, volume label FDISK044 .
Volume ID is 8bd1a7e0, volume label FDISK045 .
Volume ID is 8bd2132b, volume label FDISK046 .
Volume ID is 8bd27a9f, volume label FDISK047 .
Volume ID is 8bd2e0c9, volume label FDISK048 .
Volume ID is 8bd35085, volume label FDISK049 .
Volume ID is 8bd3bb76, volume label FDISK050 .
Volume ID is 8bd42089, volume label FDISK051 .
Volume ID is 8bd4885f, volume label FDISK052 .
Volume ID is 8bd4ef70, volume label FDISK053 .
Volume ID is 8bd5575e, volume label FDISK054 .
Volume ID is 8bd5be84, volume label FDISK055 .
Volume ID is 8bd62565, volume label FDISK056 .
Volume ID is 8bd68c9f, volume label FDISK057 .
Volume ID is 8bd6f378, volume label FDISK058 .
Volume ID is 8bd75c52, volume label FDISK059 .
Volume ID is 8bd7c59f, volume label FDISK060 .
Volume ID is 8bd829d9, volume label FDISK061 .
Volume ID is 8bd88f76, volume label FDISK062 .
Volume ID is 8bd8f5c7, volume label FDISK063 .
Volume ID is 8bd96032, volume label FDISK064 .
Volume ID is 8bd9c7e3, volume label FDISK065 .
Volume ID is 8bda2e01, volume label FDISK066 .
Volume ID is 8bda938d, volume label FDISK067 .
Volume ID is 8bdafb91, volume label FDISK068 .
Volume ID is 8bdb6218, volume label FDISK069 .
Volume ID is 8bdbc64e, volume label FDISK070 .
Volume ID is 8bdc2e4e, volume label FDISK071 .
Volume ID is 8bdc9131, volume label FDISK072 .
Volume ID is 8bdcfa7d, volume label FDISK073 .
Volume ID is 8bdd5fb4, volume label FDISK074 .
Volume ID is 8bddc367, volume label FDISK075 .
Volume ID is 8bde2958, volume label FDISK076 .
Volume ID is 8bde9221, volume label FDISK077 .
Volume ID is 8bdef61b, volume label FDISK078 .
Volume ID is 8be01e14, volume label FDISK079 .
Volume ID is 8be07fd9, volume label FDISK080 .
Volume ID is 8be0e52a, volume label FDISK081 .
Volume ID is 8be14d00, volume label FDISK082 .
Volume ID is 8be1b6d1, volume label FDISK083 .
Volume ID is 8be21b57, volume label FDISK084 .
Volume ID is 8be28217, volume label FDISK085 .
Volume ID is 8be2ea43, volume label FDISK086 .
Volume ID is 8be351f5, volume label FDISK087 .
Volume ID is 8be3c061, volume label FDISK088 .
Volume ID is 8be42434, volume label FDISK089 .
Volume ID is 8be487e6, volume label FDISK090 .
Volume ID is 8be4f137, volume label FDISK091 .
Volume ID is 8be55897, volume label FDISK092 .
Volume ID is 8be5be9d, volume label FDISK093 .
Volume ID is 8be620b7, volume label FDISK094 .
Volume ID is 8be68849, volume label FDISK095 .
Volume ID is 8be6f286, volume label FDISK096 .
Volume ID is 8be75ac8, volume label FDISK097 .
Volume ID is 8be7bfac, volume label FDISK098 .
Volume ID is 8be825f9, volume label FDISK099 .

Then I've mounted first four of them
./usbfd -md /dev/sdc {0..3}
and it was fine: FDISK000, FDISK001, FDISK002, FDISK003.

And then, I've tried to mount volume 010 (FDISK010)
./usbfd -md /dev/sdc 010
and it seems like it mounts 008 drive (FDISK008)

So I've dismounted all and tried to mount volume 008
./usbfd -md /dev/sdc 008

and I get error message (transcription):
./usbfd: line 108: printf: 008: incorrect octal value
./usbfd: line 115: let: MYOFFSET=1572864*008: value too big for a base (incorrect "008" tag)
mount: couldn't analyze mount options

Help, please :)
Yes, I know I can mount it via ./usbfd -md /dev/sdc 8, but in the future I will probably forget it and will be nervous why it doesn't work :)