On 1/21/22 11:44, Michael Singer wrote:
Dear Qubes community,
I am trying to permanently mount a hard drive in such a way that it will
not be removed when I put the computer into suspend mode. Unfortunately,
it does not work when I do the following:
1) dom0: qvm-usb attach --persistent example-VM sys-usb:3-3
2) Open Nautilus in the example-VM and mount the harddisk.
3) Put the PC into suspend mode.
When the PC wakes up again, the hard disk is no longer accessible as
sys-usb:3-3, but suddenly as sys-usb:5-3. Accordingly, the Nautilus
I think the problem is that USB negotiates a new address for every
connection ,even when from the same device.
In addition I suspect that your disk is bus-powered, so suspend will
power down your disk also (thus the USB connection is terminated).
Maybe even the OS unmounts the disk when suspending; I'm not sure.
Ulrich
window no longer shows the folders on the hard disk and the hard disk
has disappeared from the Qube. If you then mount the hard disk again in
the example VM and put the PC into suspend mode and wake it up again,
then it remains with sys-usb:5-3. The hard disk is then still assigned
to the example VM, but is no longer mounted there. Accordingly, it is
again the case that Nautilus displays an empty window.
I have experienced this with Qubes 4.0 and Gnome Debian. Does anyone
have an idea how to set it up so that the hard disk is still mounted
after suspend mode?
Michael Singer
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