[SOLVED] Under /media, label does not appear as mount point. (only first one)
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Under /media, label does not appear as mount point. (only first one)
Hya,
I am confused. With my Debian Lenny (fully updated) Penguin, (Xfce4)
Problem looks like:
Two usb sticks (labels Penguin1 and Penguin2)
When first one is attached, the label shows up in Thunar window as Penguin1, but mount point is /media/usb0.
When second one is attached, the lable shows up in Thunar window as Penguin2, and mount point is /media/Penguin2.
I have some shell scripts which read/write these USB sticks, so it creates some problem.
Does anybody know the way to sort out?
Happy Penguins!
I have two other Penguins (Debian lenny and etch), and they behave. (/media/Penguin1 and /media/Penguin2)
Junior Hacker:
Welding USB sticks to penguin may solve this situation, but unfortunately, I do not know how to avoid roasted penguin.
farslayer:
I do agree it is the time to use uuid. Problem is that my penguin is already equipped with uuid.
Solution:
Original problem is solved. The reason my penguin did not behave was that there was an entry in /etc/fstab for /dev/sdb1. I remember that I made this entry in early stage of installation. (I did something tricky, due to the size of stick and eth0/ath0 problem.)
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