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...you can run xconsole or simply run dmesg in an xterm to see these messages. Your SD card will be at /dev/mmcsd0. If you install sysutils/automount, your SD card will automatically be mounted at /med/mmcsd0s1, or whatever slice its filesystem is on. (The secret sauce is in...

mikethe1wheelnut Sometimes things like Thunar and other file managers do "automount" stuff. Basically if you browse to the directory, they mount it, otherwise they don't. That's why I have entries in /etc/fstab and have a term window open to do mount and umount commands. fun stuff, eh?

well, tried this. created a new directory for files brought -back- from the usb. it started copying fine, but it said it would take an hour, so I stopped it. I figured it was obvious the files were there, no? well, I went ahead and took out the usb. plug it back in.. files gone. this is...

...couple questions: you did a "mkdir /media/da0s1" at some point, yes? I think I saw that on one of the previous pages, just don't want to look. Are you running a desktop environment of any kind, with maybe a file manager? Reason is sometimes they try to automount devices and maybe causing...

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I've always used /media to mount USB sticks and CD/DVD manually, don't use automount and have never used /mnt. First I have to manually create /media/da0s1 and /media/cdrom from within x11-fm/xfe: mount -v -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /media/da0s1 umount -v -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /media/da0s1 mount...

...using bdisks when i tried to unmount it using dolphin with i3-gaps as window manager. i had to do fsck on my external hd. i always use automount in the base, What i did was i used vermadden automount_devd.conf, but i edited /usr/local/sbin/automount to /usr/sbin/automount. my automount .conf...

Ok, I give up on using kodi and freebsd, just to many issues that should work. harddrive not recognized, automount, I have no idea why, either takes forever or never mounts, cec-client is a disaster, will not connect, I think its trying the wrong /dev/, seems it should use ACM0, but it going to...

Yes you found a Bug !!! /media should be read/write :) The Live Media Needs a tiny partition on Ram to keep the /media/ mounting points for usb flash etc (For example /media/SamsungExternal or /media/USBDISKxxxxx etc ) nothing more than 1Mbyte at most little partition It happens only on the...

...boot all right, screen resolution all right, wireless all right, and the system flies! Yet, the same problem occurred. Once again, I set automount volumes in (Plasma) System Settings > Removable Storage > Removable Devices > and then checked "Enable automatic mounting of removable media" and...

...(but then you might have hanging if NFS is not available), or better yet, simply ignore it - it will not be mounted. Then whenever you automount the NFS share, you have to somehow externally create the nullfs mount (maybe a cron job, or a hook after NFS was mounted) so the jails can see it...

This I think is because nullfs doesn't cross any mount point in the lower fs -- autofs works by retrying lookup after an automount is triggered and the second lookup would cross the new mount point. Here's a proof-of-concept patch at https://people.freebsd.org/~luoqi/nullxmnt.diff against...

Have a look at sysutils/automount: Automount Removable Media auto appears and auto disappears at /media in terminal and DE file manager.

...(neither of which need to be exclusive from the other in access). Current solution: Using autofs and /etc/auto_master to automount $ip:/path/to/share to /net/$ip/path/to/share. This local mapping of /net/$ip/path/to/share is then presented to the jails as nullfs mounts via their respective...

When I automount a USB stick, it automounts great. But, if I then umount /media/USB, it unmounts it, but leaves an empty folder /media/USB lying around. Is there a way to tell automount you unmounted an automounted filesystem so that it cleans up and there isn't any cruft leftover in /media?

FreeBSD bug 259844 – sysutils/automount expand package message with regard to conflicts

Right, I lost track of information available. Better use sysutils/automount based on devd. It works out of the box, without configuration, also grants users execution permission to umount . If you decide to use this utility, to not interfere with automountd, disable all configurations made to...

Thanks. <https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=automount&sektion=8&manpath=FreeBSD> The solution at <https://forums.freebsd.org/posts/476550> involved use of sysutils/automount (not to be confused with the automount in FreeBSD). There's also discussion of devfs. If I'm not mistaken, KDE...

/media $ service -e | sort /etc/rc.d/automount /etc/rc.d/automountd /etc/rc.d/autounmountd /etc/rc.d/bgfsck /etc/rc.d/cleanvar /etc/rc.d/cron /etc/rc.d/devd /etc/rc.d/devmatch /etc/rc.d/dmesg /etc/rc.d/gptboot /etc/rc.d/hostid /etc/rc.d/hostid_save /etc/rc.d/ip6addrctl /etc/rc.d/kldxref...

...Error in driver during machine creation: /usr/local/bin/VBoxManage sharedfolder add webapp-bhyve --name hosthome --hostpath /home --automount failed: VBoxManage: error: Shared folder path '/home' is not a directory VBoxManage: error: Details: code NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG (0x80070057), component...