Check that your file manager isn't set to automount, Ir's very annoying. It's in preferences there. On Mar 2, 2020 1:00 AM, "Keith Bainbridge" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 1/3/20 3:31 pm, Keith Bainbridge wrote: > >> Good afternoon >> >> I have tried a couple of times to run my Pi on debian, using >> debian-10.3.0-arm64-xfce-CD-1.iso at 630M >> >> But I have never got to XFCE log-in >> >> >> Is there a preferred debian arm that people here use basically trouble >> free? >> >> This is for Pi3B >> >> >> >> I am get a Pi4 shortly. The last I have seen is that debian hasn't been >> given drivers for the Pi4. Any info on when that will change? please >> >> Thanks >> >> > > Thankyou all. I didn't have time this morning to look through what people > had said. > > > All very interesting. > > > I wanted to switch because I had had a couple of niggles that I hadn't see > in my debian system. The most annoying is that the Pi doesn't always keep > ssh log in id > > Now, I have moved ~500G of data from one drive /mnt/k3t to another > /mnt/g750 but a df shows the source drive space used and space free are > still the same as before the transfer. > > This afternoon when searching for the moved files, I see lots of file > paths starting /mnt/k3t/mnt/k2t/mnt/k3t and often more repeats. And no, I > didn't think to keep a copy of the output. > > /mnt/k3t is a different drive from /mnt/k2t Both are connected to the Pi > via USB > > I was hoping that using pure debian would correct at least the ssh issue. > > -- > Keith Bainbridge > > [email protected] > +61 (0)447 667 468 > >
