Mount USB at boot and reboot.
Dear all,
how can I mount a USB on boot and reboot?
I have on my USB some files that must be copied on boot and reboot.
Could you help me, please?
I tried a lot of different solution (@reboot in crontab f_or user root_, modify the_ fstab_, putting delays...) bit it does not work in any case.
Note that the USB can change, I just need something that mount any USB key connected to the UPboard when the system boots.
Thanks.
Silvano
Eng. Silvano Bertoldo, PhD
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Dear all,
I tried o modify the following modification in_ fstab_ file. Just add the following row:
/dev/sda1 /mnt/usb auto defaults 1 1
It is the simplest configuration I can define in fstab file.But it does not work on this system, while it works on Debian standard distribution.
Please, could you help me? Is there something I miss or I do not understand in the configuration of UPboard????
Silvano
Eng. Silvano Bertoldo, PhD
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I solved my problem: please note that the ubilinux OS automount the USB key in /media/[user]/[USBlabel] immediately when it is plugged, and also when you boot the system.
After the boot, if you go to that folder you can find your USB.Silvano
Eng. Silvano Bertoldo, PhD
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Hi @Sil
I'm glad you found a solution. Many thanks for sharing it with the community.
Best regards,
-Dan
