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...available. If the server is on your home network and you take the laptop to work, the data won't be available. This part: Take a look at "automount". Basically automount configuration says "when this client (laptop) cd's to the following directory, make sure the NFS share from (server) is...

...this rant: Guess i just want to say thank you for this great os. Daily driver for over a year, only crashed 2 times and it was my fault for the most part. Of course there are smaller problems, i'm wrestling with automount currently and i may make a post if i really can't get it right by myself

...been patched three times without explanation - see pkg polkit-124_3. But that's as far as I go. My /etc/auto_master: now looks like # Automounter master map, see auto_master(5) for details. # # /net -hosts -nobrowse,nosuid,intr # When using the -media special map, make...

Originally Gnome, KDE and XFCE used sysutils/hal, it did this "automount" of sticks, CDs, partitions and whatnot. But HAL went the way of the dodo and got replaced with various other "helper" applications like sysutils/automount and sysutils/automounter. Note that these tools are different from...

...forgot EFI uses FAT32 so that explains it. I still don't know why XFCE (or is it FreeBSD?) allows me to mount FAT32 without configuring automount. $ sysctl vfs.usermount vfs.usermount: 0 Also not sure why the efiboot0 icon suddenly appeared on the desktop after that dd copy Maybe it has...

...so I tried some other Desktops running XFCE and as you mentioned, 14.1 (a couple) and 13.2 ... I can plug a USB (FAT32) into them and guess what .... it works! Now will go back to why I get that /media/ADATA_SX8200PNP_2J4920146428_p1/efi/boot/ i guess :-) I haven't set up automount(8)

What are you using for automount? Because it detects a 'mountable' partition and simply mounts it.

...good practice, hier(7) notes that /media/ (not /mnt/) is: mount points for removable storage media such as CDs, DVDs, and USB drives; see automount(8), or bsdisks(8) if a using a desktop environment from ports(7). It seems that File System – mount point / – is a special case, represented as...

I keep repeating the same thing again: I never said I'm using it as a backup. This has nothing to do with what I've done. The dd copy of the the disk is used elsewhere, no copying of the partitions are done within the disk. Copy of a disk itself is not a problem here. Changing data durring the...

...Now you make a dd copy of that partition, or of the whole disk. The next time the system boots, ZFS comes up, and it tries to configure and automount everything. Now it finds TWO partitions or disks that both claim to be ZVol xyz, and both have the same pool and mount point. Do you think ZFS...

The same thing, PATH is still limited. You could use autofs/automount instead of fstab. Then it'll get mounted when the filesystem is accessed.

...ZFS? That might try to mount /usr/home/sailorsamoor/.cache before /usr/home or /usr/home/sailorsamoor is mounted. You could try adding the late keyword, then it'll get mounted later in the boot process. Another option is to use autofs/automount so it gets automatically mounted when it's accessed.

...of=/dev/da0 bs=1m to erase the disk, Second command used: gpart create -s GPT /dev/da0. Now: What SYNTAX is required to make the SSD Card automountable? I have the correct automount files that work. My current flash drives and 1tb SSD card automount as expected, but since I erased the second...

...something open. Is the umount happening as part of a reboot/shutdown -r command or an explict umount? Is there a filesystem that may be automounted? I've seen things in the past where automounting mucked up my understanding of what is mounted and what is not. Some graphical file managers...

Which one of the three, the one in FreeBSD base? % pkg provides bin/automount$ Name : devd-mount-0.1.0.7_1 Comment : Automount tool utilizing devd notifications Repo : FreeBSD-ports Filename: usr/local/sbin/automount Name : automount-1.7.9 Comment : FreeBSD's devd(8) based automount...

Hi Mate, you can use the noauto option in your fstab that will set the nfs share not to automount so you would need to manually mount the nfs share after you login rw,noauto

Is there anything like an automounter for automatically mounting partitions on a fixed disk? Or can the existing automount be hacked to include a fixed disk?

Hello. I have FreeBSD 14 with Mate 1.28 and the vermaden automount program installed.With Mate 1.28 the disks are mounted automatically without problem, but if I try to unmount them, I get the error that I am not authorized. With Mate 1.26 everything worked correctly. Any ideas where to look...

Hello, have a problem with automounting ZFS volumes on 13.x branch. The command 'mount' shows volumes mounted, but directories are empty. Manual remounting makes files to appear again. The example of volume's properties with mount options set correctly below: zmirror/poudriere/ports/chrome...

...for the softwares, I did not offer the option to customize the selection of usual utilities so as not to make the process too complex for beginners. The webcams will be functional, and USB devices will also automount. However, I can make changes if my opinion is not widely shared in this regard.