openSuSE 12.3 auto mount USB
Hi
First post, hope this is in the right forum. When I plug a USB key into my PC it appears in dolphin but isn't mounted until I click on it. Running df at the command line doesn't show the USB key until I've clicked it in dolphin then I can access it via the command line. I'm trying to find a way to automatically mount the key when I boot up. I found a script that scans /dev/disk/by-label and mounts any disks it finds in to the correct location. This works great from the command line. I tried adding it to /etc/init.d/boot.local but on a reboot it failed as the USB disk hadn't been detected when boot.local ran. So where do I need to put this script so it will run when the machine has booted and the USB key has been detected by the OS? The PC is unattended so I need to be sure that if its remotely rebooted the script is run so the key is mounted. Thanks |
if that opensuse 12.3 is not a typo
( it better be ) you have more problems that a usb 12.3 END OF LIFE as of last month time to upgrade to OpenSUSE 13.2 Quote:
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Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately this is 12.3! and I currently can't upgrade. (local it manager issues) Is there anyway I can get this to work with what I've got ? Thanks |
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