Hi Pierre! > If you are using GNOME or some high-level desktop environment, the SD > card should be automatically mounted when you insert it. > > For less sophisticated desktop environments, you can starts tools like > udisksie on login, then pendrives, SD cards and the like will be > automatically mounted to /media/$USER/$VOLUMENAME.
I am currently using dwm+dmenu. But I have already tried the above and it works. It is useful for general hot-swapping. In this case, I would like to manage things with guix. And I want a specific file-system to be mounted at a specific mount-point (home directory), upon every boot. >> [1] ~/repo becomes 'root protected' and stays like that. > > What do you mean? Does `sudo chown ...` work for you? The directory becomes writable only by root. I am able to manually change the permissions, but it resets on every boot. Regards, RG.
