mount_usb_drive_on_boot
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- | Having created a partition, formatted it and mounted it, the mounting temporary and will be lost upon reboot. To mount it at boot we can do the following: | + | Having created a partition, formatted it and mounted it, the mounting |
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(on my system that is the SD card we booted from and a single USB Hard Disk) | (on my system that is the SD card we booted from and a single USB Hard Disk) | ||
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lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jul 28 20:33 0403-0201 -> ../ | lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jul 28 20:33 0403-0201 -> ../ | ||
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The assignment ending in /sda1 is what I am interested in. | The assignment ending in /sda1 is what I am interested in. | ||
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+ | Note Down the value of the drive you wish to mount | ||
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+ | 6af40af7-759f-4ee5-afea-882e9f58f17e (in this example) | ||
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+ | Get the uid, gid for pi user and group using: | ||
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+ | id | ||
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+ | uid=1000(pi) gid=1000(pi) groups=1000(pi), | ||
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+ | Here we can see the uid for pi is 1000 (I am assuming you are using the pi account) | ||
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+ | Lets create a mount point and call it NewDisk | ||
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+ | sudo mkdir / | ||
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+ | To Mount the Disk | ||
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+ | sudo mount /dev/sda1 / | ||
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