Hi Patrick,
sorry it is taking so long, I am trying to understand what is going on
at your side!
Patrick Cardona wrote:
Before You asked, I tought I did not, but as I searched in the
installed packages list, I found "udisks2" and its libraries was
installed, so I guess this is a dependency side effect, but not in the
list I was aware when building AGNoStep Desktop.
Is it "interfering" somehow? if you insert something will it show in
/etc/mtab? I will mount disks usually automatically in a different
place, e.g. /usr/media or /media?
I was able to get GWorkspac eget along with an automounter too, but it
is a bit different and each time a different tweak.
The disk CRUCIAL is not plugged.
patrick@pi400:~ $ cat /etc/mtab | grep -e "/mnt/CRUCIAL"
patrick@pi400:~ $ echo $?
1
Ok. So it appears not there. Plese check mtab to see if it comes p with
another name. E.g.
grep /etc/mtab CRUCIAL
grep /etc/mtab usb
grep /etc/mtab sd
as suggestions
Use the file browser to go to /mnt/CRUCIAL
Does it show empty or content?
It is empty.
Ok.
If you mount the disk by "check disks" does it show then min mtab? Or
does it show in a different way than before it is was there before?
Plugging the CRUCIAL disk.
Shortcut #E
The two disks icons (CRUCIAL and CLEPAT) are shown on the Desktop.
That is a mystery.
Please check SystemPreferences Volumes.
- under reserved mount types you should have just system stuff: proc,
shm and suc suff. I also have usbdevfs (don't remember what it is)
- under removable media you hould have only /mnt/CRUCIAL and /mnt/CLEPAT
then you should have /etc/mtab set
I have a doubt: what are CRUCIAL and CLEPAT ? two USB disks ? are the
UUID correct?
Question other way around. If you use just a command line and do mount,
if you plug in one or the other, do they land correctly in the
respective mount points?
Riccardo
