#Mount arch linux install#
#Mount arch linux update#
#Mount arch linux pro#

If you got no errors then reboot sudo reboot If you are mounting ext/2/3/4 UUID= 52722E32722E1B6D /mnt/usbstorage ext4 nofail,defaults 0 0 If you are mounting fat32 UUID= 52722E32722E1B6D /mnt/usbstorage fat32 nofail,uid=bananapi,gid=bananapi 0 0 Goto the bottom and paste this but using your UUID, If you are mounting NTFS UUID= 52722E32722E1B6D /mnt/usbstorage ntfs nofail,uid=bananapi,gid=bananapi 0 0 We need the UUID and TYPE, copy these UUID=' 52722E32722E1B6D' TYPE=' ntfs' To mount the ext/2/3/4 USB Storage Devices use this command sudo mount -t uid=bananapi,gid=bananapi /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbstorageįind the UUID of the USB Storage device to Automatically boot on start sudo blkidįind your USB Storage Device, this is mine for example /dev/sda1: LABEL='Desgyz HDD (2TB)' UUID='52722E32722E1B6D' TYPE='ntfs' PARTUUID='44882154-01' To mount the ntfs and fat32 USB Storage Devices use this command sudo mount -o uid=bananapi,gid=bananapi /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbstorage I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytesĭevice Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes This is what my one displayed, we are looking for the one that's your USB Storage Device usually /dev/sda1 Disk /dev/mmcblk0: 14.9 GiB, 15931539456 bytes, 31116288 sectors If you are using ext/2/3/4 as your format sudo pacman -Syy exfat-utilsĬheck where your USB Drive is sudo fdisk -l If you are using NTFS as your format sudo pacman -Syy ntfs-3g Sudo setfacl -Rm g:bananapi:rwx /mnt/usbstorage

Set the permissions for the future to the mount point, here the group called bananapi will always own any folders created in /mnt/usbstorage sudo setfacl -Rdm g:bananapi:rwx /mnt/usbstorage Set the permissions of the Mount point sudo chmod -R 775 /mnt/usbstorage Set the owner of the mount point the default user sudo chown -R bananapi:bananapi /mnt/usbstorage Make the folder mount point for the USB Storage sudo mkdir /mnt/usbstorage If you have multiple USB Storage Devices you will need separate mount points for each drive (e.g. If so then it should be attached to /dev/sda1 – additional USB Storage Devices will use /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1 etc. This tutorial assumes you only have 1 USB Storage connected to the Banana Pi Pro.

#Mount arch linux pro#

Hopefully a kernel fix comes quickly for the dkms issue.Properly Mount USB Storage Arch Linux on Banana Pi Pro I’ve tested everything through multiple reboots and all appears to be working well. I even tested the Custom mount point and it appears to be working properly. I downgraded the kernel and everything works great. This prevented all my crypto vaults from logging in automatically. I had my wired connection disabled and due to the dkms issue, wifi no longer worked.

#Mount arch linux update#

Today I received a kernel update that broke my dkms.

Looks like all of the issues are related to network connection issues. If its not automatically mounted, manually mount it with commands such as.

#Mount arch linux install#

I haven’t tested to see if this corrects the custom mount yet, but I will tomorrow and post back. Otherwise download and install LinuxLive USB Creator on your MS Windows. Cryptomator automatically logged in like it used to and Expressvpn connected much quicker than normal also. To my surprise, I disabled my wired connection and rebooted the computer. I use Expressvpn and have been troubleshooting it as the probable cause of my connection issue. Another issue that I’ve been seeing lately that seemed unrelated is connection issues with my wired connection. New update…in addition to Cryptomator custom mount point not working for me, auto-login hasn’t been working for a while either.