I'm having the same issue on Ubuntu 21.10. It's NOT a VirtualBox virtual
machine, but an Ubuntu desktop installation on a physical volume.
When I insert any usb device, it doesn't get mounted, despite
org.gnome.desktop.media-handling configuration:
$ gsettings get
Noob to Ubuntu... I have a similar problem with a U.S. Robotics USR5637
modem. lsusb and usb-devices both show the device, and dmesg shows it
being recognized, however it does not show up in /dev as ttyACM*.
Running 21.10 on a Raspberry Pi 4. The device works as expected with
20.04.3 LTS also on
It's a strange one. I appear to have had this as well. The output from
dmesg shows it detects the drive just fine. It also appears in Nautilus,
which will mount it for you when you click on it, but that's obviously a
complete no-go.
What fixed it for me was simply reinstalling the fuse package:
** Description changed:
1) Ubuntu Desktop amd 64 20211008.1 daily build
- 2) udisks 2.9.4-1
+ 2) udisks 2.9.4-1
3) Inserted disks, in this case the Ubuntu and VirtualBox Guest Additions
disk images, should be mounted automatically
4) the automount feature seems to be gone or
Okay, so now I've also tried this with 5.13.0-20-generic from the
official repository with the exact same result.
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Title:
Removable media are
I'm using kernel 5.15.0-051500rc5-lowlatency from
https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline. I guess I could try the
official standard kernel as well.
udevadm monitor reports this on insertion of a USB pen drive:
KERNEL[34211.745784] add
@Björn, do you use the standard kernel?
Could you start
$ udevadm monitor
connect a device which isn't working properly and then copy the log to
the bug?
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No, the only indication of me inserting a removable storage is in dmesg
where the device is acknowledged. I have to either mount the device
manually from shell or go through the Gnome Disks utility. Today I
discovered that connecting my phone, which uses MTP for file transfers,
doesn't mount
@bjorn-hutmacher, thank you for the thorough description!
Do removable media show up in the Files at least? In my case, I could
see them being recognized and I could click on them, which would then
mount them successfully.
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** Summary changed:
- Disks are not being mounted automatically
+ Removable media are not mounted automatically
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Title:
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