Glad you got it working.
A couple of further comments:
A couple of further comments:
- The standard place to mount those drives/partitions would be under /srv not under /media. See Filesystem Hierarchy Standard though this is by no means compulsory.
- Check for stale mount points under /media/<your-user-name>. That's where the automounter would have created them.
- I'm not convinced that a one time failure with the automounter will prevent all future mount attempts but I don't use it. A one time failure with fstab shouldn't have that effect either.
- You may want to investigate the x-systemd.device-timeout and x-systemd.mount-timeout mount options. Setting them to sutiable values and including the nofail mount option may speed up boot at the cost of not having a drive mounted.
- x-systemd.automount may also help (especially in conjunction with the above) as it will cause systemd to retry a mount on any attempt to access it.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Mon Jul 29, 2024 6:29 pm