Questions tagged [mount]
Attaches a file system to a specified point in an existing filesystem hierarchy
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NTFS disk is visible in windows but wont mount in Linux
I have a USB storage drive which is using NTFS.
It works perfectly in Win10, I can see the drive and the files and read and write without issue.
I was previously able to mount this drive on my Arch ...
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XFS mount takes too long at boot
On my backup servers I created XFS LVM volumes for each hosts I backup.
The server is a Lenovo running 930-16i hardware RAID adapter with SATA disks.
When I reboot the server, it sometimes falls in ...
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How to clearly indicate a device is not mounted
Is it a good idea to add an empty file, say a file called NOT_MOUNTED, into mountpoint directory when the backup storage device is not mounted? Or will this be confusing? Is a symlink better, that ...
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How can we delete the files of big size around 5gb per file in azure pvc csi type?
I am running below code through my java utility method which will delete the data in my mounted voulme which is there in azure pvc azurefile-secured-premium-lrs. We have auto scaling which is trying ...
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Docker support for idmap in bind-mounted volumes
I have a Docker container that has access to a certain directory on the host using bind-mount (--volume /host/directory:/shared). On the host, this directory and its contents are owned by UID 1001. On ...
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pam_mount results not available in pam_exec
How can a pam_exec script access mounts performed by pam_mount?
I have a working auth optional pam_mount.so PAM configuration such that the device is not mounted before entering the passphrase (tested ...
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systemd service which only runs when a specific usb drive is mounted
I have a udev rule which looks for a specific usb stick (VID and PID), and then starts a templated systemd service:
KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", ... ACTION=="add", RUN+="/...
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Linux: prevent filesystem remount
Is there on Linux any mount options or anything else (that I can specify in /etc/fstab) that prevent the possibility for a filesystem to be remounted via mount -o remount,... ?
For example, let's ...
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Why do NFS-backed files remain visible in a VM after host umount when shared via virtiofs?
I am curious about the behavior of Virtual Machine.
Environment
There are two computers.
192.168.180.10: NFS Server
Rocky Linux 9.6
192.168.160.30: VDSM Host (NFS Client)
Rocky Linux 9.6
VDSM ...
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Linux auto-mounting USB with UDev
My task is to have a custom mount point and for the mount itself to happen automatically. that is, the device is connected, a folder with its name is created in some place (/mnt/usb/{name}) and the ...
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Read-only mount a btrfs image and overwrite UID
The story is that a week ago my local disk faulted, and I dd'd the entire disk device to a full.img file and uploaded it to my OpenMediaVault server. Now I have replaced the disk and reinstalled the ...
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Cannot mount SanDisk Clip Sport Go
I just picked up this SanDisk Clip Sport Go MP3 player from an auction online. On Linux Mint 20.3 (Una) when I plug it in, after a LONG time (30s maybe? a minute?) I eventually hear the "device ...
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Why mount a directory to itself. mark it make-rshared and mount option inside a container
I’m using BTRFS snapshots for my backups with Restic, and with the help of GenAI I created a script to automate the process. I take snapshots of a subvolume called home, which contains three ...
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How to view the ID mapping of a mount on Linux?
For a while, Linux has been supporting ID-mapped mounts. The mount(1) manpage tells us that these can be set up using the X-mount.idmap option.
But how can we view the ID mapping of an existing mount?
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Failed to mount partition
This is my fstab file:
# /etc/fstab: static file system information.
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# Use 'blkid' to print the universally unique identifier for a
# device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name ...