Hi,
are you using systemd ?
On 01.08.2017 16:52, Jeremy Overesch wrote:
I've been trying to get automounting of USB devices working using the
udev-extraconf recipe available in yocto. It appears to work in the
mount.sh script, as I can read the contents of the drive. However,
when I try to do so in a command shell, the folder is empty and the
drive doesn't show as mounted. Also, even though it isn't mounted, if
I remove the drive and connect it to a windows PC or any other
machine, it claims that the file system is "dirty" and needs to be
scanned.
In short, it is the *exact* same issue that's happening in this
thread, but there isn't a resolution:
https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2015-September/026563.html
I've attached the following files:
automount.rules - udev automounting rules
journalctl_output.txt - what the journalctl shows after an insertion
mount.sh - my modified mount.sh script with the printfs
mount.sh.log - output of the mount.sh script for an insertion and
removal event
udevadm.test.txt - output from the test output of what would be run
for an insertion event
udevadm_monitor.txt - live output of the monitor when inserting a usb
stick.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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