Automounter is not working under latest bazzite stable.
As mentioned by several people previously in #š§linux-general, ( <#1350836884460408843> ) this topic is being created.
Information about current state:
EXT4, BTRFS, NTFS, exFAT, and FAT32 internal drives and some external, are not being automounted.
The ones with known encryption and solved are too
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@OHIO PLAYER
i tested it and it actually doesnt work lol, but when i tested the latest rules in github it does work, probably youll need to wait until they update it i guess
Okay so from what I read:
1. External partitions are not automounted (it is intended)
2. exFAT and FAT32 neither (intended)
3. EXT4 AND BTRFS are not mounted (probably related to 1 )
4. Encrypted ones are not automounted (intended)
btw is the current expected version is 0.1? because that whats shipped in stable
Wat
the coprs last built 7 days ago
Iāve mentioned encrypted āsolvedā specially, as this ones are being threaten by my bazzite as simple āunencryptedā drive. So not sure if itās intended.
EXT4 and BTRFS are threaten like external drives? Thatās the reason?
Yup
External drives shouldn't be automounted
If things with external are intended and thatās OK, itās still not explaining why the internal (even obvious like nvme ones), are being threaten like āexternalā drives
Maybe we can fine tweak it, after all, these are handled by systemd-mount and will use
autofs automatically
So wouldn't actually get mounted until you access themYup, mentioned that in the chat discussion previously
Also tf is going on there, is 0.7 in the packages repo
The good thing would to threat internal as internals by default (which seems to be false at the moment of today for some reason), so they would be automounted.
yeah the latest one work but the one in copr seems to be outdated
It would be simply removing the check for the
removable attribute in the udev rulethe 0.1 version doesnt work
After that, whenever is detected as external or not, that's up to the default rules
Oh
@tulip can you poke the copr to build the newest automounting š?
i think i poked it
try adding the latest udev manually
we need to put a damn autorebuild thing webhook there soon
A true forgot is not automated
The udev rule alone won't work, you need the is_in_fstab.sh
oh? it works for me atleast :thonk:
And need to modify the udev rule to point to it
Say what
basically i added the 99-automount rule in /etc/udev/rules.d and it just started working
i only tried my hdd tho
Wait hhd? These don't appear as /dev/sd, do they
Would you be kind to provide me command to do so please?
its /dev/sda
I can help if itās needed
(Would love to contribute in any way)
https://github.com/ublue-os/packages/blob/main/packages/ublue-os-media-automount-udev/99-media-automount.rules
add this file to
/etc/udev/rules.d
also there is chance it wont work tho like zeglius said
if that is the case then wait for the newer packages probablyYep, Iām aware. In that case I will just tweak the configuration manually (as always, iām too fucking old and traumatized by Ubuntu and Arch in commercial and desktop)
Would be good to remember to save old config, just in case of next update will fail
You don't need to save old conf, in theory just by removing the udev rule from etc should do