[kwlug-disc] Problem with Linux Mint 20 Automounting Drives

Paul Nijjar paul_nijjar at yahoo.ca
Wed Jan 13 00:22:27 EST 2021


In the bad state, what does dmesg report when you plug in a USB flash
drive?

Can you manually mount the flash drive once you put it in, if it does
not automount?

It certainly seems as if you are booting into two different
configurations, but I do not have a good sense of what might be
different.

- Paul

On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 08:08:12PM -0500, John Driezen wrote:
> I am having a problem with Linux Mint 20. It is booting fine, and works fine
> but will not automount usb thumb drives.� The desktop shows 4 drives: efi,
> root filesystem, and my two hard drives by uuid name as shown in the first
> picture.
> 
> When I first installed Linux Mint 20, the desktop booted and showed just the
> two hard drives, a 1 TB volume and a 2 TB volume shown in the second
> picture.� Automounting thumb drives and audio cds worked just fine.�
> Occasionally I can boot to this state. I would like to always boot to this
> state.
> 
> Does anyone have any idea what is going on?� I'm at a loss to explain or
> resolve this issue.� The issue has persisted across multiple kernel
> updates.� I have subsequently upgraded to Linux Mint 20.1 as well.� More
> detailed system information can be given.� This issue is a minor annoyance,
> but nothing game breaking.
> 
> John Driezen
> 
> jdriezen at sympatico.ca
> 



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