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- mounting mmcblk0p1 failed with Invalid argument - Unix Linux Stack . . .
When I am running linux from sd card and try to mount sd card -no problem, works fine But when I am running linux from flash memory I am unable to mount my SD card: # mount dev mmcblk0p1 mnt
- Difference between mounting approaches - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
Plus the loop device for mounting files Now, systemd parses etc fstab itself, I read somewhere in the man pages, and since it is written in C it uses a library call and not the mount command And it also takes care during bootup to mount things at the right time
- How to mount a device in Linux? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I read some resources about the mount command for mounting devices on Linux, but none of them is clear enough (at least for me) On the whole this what most guides state: $ mount (lists all currently mounted devices) $ mount -t type device directory (mounts that device) for example (to mount a USB drive): $ mount -t vfat dev sdb1 media disk
- understanding mount as a concept in the OS [duplicate]
Now, drives partitions etc are traditionally called "(block) devices" in the UNIX world, so you always speak of mounting a device on a directory By abuse of language, you can just say "mount this device" or "unmount that directory" I think I've only covered your point 1 , but this could get you started for more specific questions
- nfs - mount. nfs4: access denied by server while mounting (when same . . .
you will get mount nfs: access denied by server while mounting messages on clients; the nfs service will look fine via systemctl status nfs-kernel-server; logs will likely show nothing amiss (though there may be something obviously amiss with your logs, since you're out of space)
- filesystems - What does mounting fs with errors mean in dmesg and . . .
Apparently when mounting this device the kernel detected that your file system has not been cleanly unmounted, so it might have errors You have to first unmount it and then run the filesystem check like e2fsck dev sda1 This will check if there are any errors, and if so it asks you whether it should fix them
- mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock
I added a new hard drive ( dev sdb) to Ubuntu Server 16, ran parted dev sdb mklabel gpt and sudo parted dev sdb mkpart primary ext4 0G 1074GB All went fine Then I tried to mount the drive mkd
- autofs automount not mounting an external HDD
It also seems that I was wrong and that my internal HDD is also not mounting automatically, it will only display in ranger if I cd into it Otherwise it displays as empty Trying this with the external HDD does not work at all
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