Questions tagged [mount]
Attaches a file system to a specified point in an existing filesystem hierarchy
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Can See Samba Shares on Phone, but Cannot Mount
I can ping my phone's server: lobsang@lobsang-Inspiron-3195:~$ ping 192.168.86.26 PING 192.168.86.26 (192.168.86.26) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.86.26: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=305 ms ...
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fstab mount network drive password
I have problem automounting a network drive, and I noticed the command line to do so uses commas to separate commands. I put username=xxx,password=xxxx there, ... But my password contain a comma. Does ...
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btrfs: unrecognized mount option 'errors=continue'
Doesn't btrfs support errors=continue?
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systemd nfs mount/automount unit with changing network environments
I have set up on my laptop a systemd mount and automount unit to mount a NFS share on demand. Naturally, this works as long as I am in the same network as the NFS server. If I leave my home network, ...
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How to modify a mount namespace without having a working mount command in it?
I have a process which is running in a container I want to debug. To debug it, I want to modify that mount namespace (most importantly: I want to mount my toolkit root into it). How to do that from a ...
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How do I bind multiple read-only directories to a mounted directory to make them writable?
I have a root file system (/) that is read-only on a partition in an eMMC (/dev/mmcblk0p3). There are a variety of directories that I want to be writable and persist. I have a partition available on ...
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In a yocto distribution the ntfs file system of a USB key is mounted read-only?
To enable the mount of USB key formatted with file system ntfs I have created the following configuration fragment file: CONFIG_NTFS_FS=m # CONFIG_NTFS_DEBUG is not set CONFIG_NTFS_RW=y This file ...
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How to unmount a drive while a container is running?
I have a Linux (6.6.x) machine with hotswap chassis that allows drives to be inserted and removed without downtime. The system has the following drives: /dev/sda (operating system) /dev/sdb (...
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On yocto distribution I'm not able to mount an USB key formatted with exfat filesystem
On my yocto distribution I can't mount USB key with exfat filesystem. If I execute the command: > blkid /dev/sda /dev/sda: LABEL="my-label" UUID="FC4D-5949" BLOCK_SIZE=&...
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Prevent gedit from accessing network mounts on startup
Following this answer, I found that gedit takes veeery long to start because it tries to access all of the network shares that are only available when connected to my employer's network via VPN or ...
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mv affected by bind mounts (feels like a bug)
Originally, mv(1) was a rename operation; it updated names in filesystems and did not copy files. More recently, a convenience feature was added, whereby if the source and target were on different ...
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How can I automatically have the system periodically retry a failed mount from fstab?
I had an NFS share go down and backup due to power outage but the machine that mounts it in fstab just sees it goes down and doesn't try to remount it. I had to remount it manually with.. sudo ...
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Mount single remote file over HTTP for local playback
Using Debian 12 VM. Is there any way to mount in the filesystem, a singular remote file (typically media, e.g. mkv) accessed via HTTP/S path? I've tried various solutions: rclone - won't mount a ...
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Can't mount CD/DVD in Debian testing ("Can't open blockdev"), but it works in Windows 10
I can't mount any CD or DVD in my drive. BUT, I have Windows 10 in dual boot, and I can read any CD/DVD in Windows without issues. In this image, "DVD-RW backup" is the DVD-RW label. Title ...
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BASH script doesn't mount my device when invoked by UDEV
Im trying to create a udev rule that mounts my device by his uuid, so i can after read into its contents. My udev file is localized in the /etc/udev/rules.d/99-local.rules, and this are it's contents :...