[SOLVED] usb mount point used to be /media/$USER/$LABEL, now /media/usb

kaz2100 · 06-29-2016, 09:00 AM

Hya

System
Debian stretch (testing) amd64

Problem
The mount point for usb memory used to be /media/$USER/$LABEL with r/w permission. But now it is /media/usb without write permission for user. (only root.)!!

I do not remember when it was correct, but I am sure it used to be /media/$USER/$LABEL. I have done several system modification, possibly including kernel upgrade. Now, it is impossible to write!!

I have checked bug/changeLog for udev and some systemd.

Does anybody know how to solve this inconvenient situation?

Thanks in advance.

cheers

andre@home · 06-29-2016, 09:27 AM

Read this:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/21464...mount-location

kaz2100 · 06-29-2016, 07:41 PM

Hya

Thank you for your reply.

That thread lead me to a right track.

I should have looked into udisks2, instead of udev/systemd.

The following command

Code:

udisksctl dump

indicated that the mount point was defined at /etc/fstab.

Erasing related lines in /etc/fstab did the job.

I somewhat guess that postinst script or something added these lines.

cheers