On 5/16/2018 9:04 PM, dep wrote:
On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 2:44 PM, john doe <johndoe65...@mail.com> wrote:
On 5/16/2018 6:25 PM, dep wrote: > greetings. > > i've tried my best to search the list archives for the answer to this
and have not gotten the search function to deliver . . . anything. > > here's the issue. i have one of the new
"gemini" devices, a psion-like smartphone-pda-computer that runs android and linux. i'm of course running linux. the
linux available for it is a derivative of stretch arm64. it uses systemd, my first encounter with that not-universally-loved
arrangement. > > the device has 64gb of onboard storage and a microSD slot, in which i've placed a 128gb microSD card
formatted ext4. to reduce write wear on the device's internal memory, it's my hope to put /home or at least /[users] on the microSD
card. this of course requires mounting it at boot. > > i've been much of a week searching and i cannot find any way to
configure this to automount in systemd. i do not even know if under systemd it must be mounted to a mountpoint or if it's handled
at the /dev level. so what was once a trivial configuration has become a more complicated one, with the possibility of bricking the
device -- which i'd just as soon not do. > > can anyone here either give or point to clear and i hope simple instructions for
configuring the card to mount at boot? alternately, is there systemd-friendly disk management software? the disk managers i'm
familiar with do not seem to work with systemd. > > thanks in advance. > I might be missing something here but why not
using the fstab file? -- John Doe
because there is no /etc/fstab.
1) Fstab could be located somewhere else (find / -iname fstab -type f)
2) What happens if you try to use /etc/fstab file?
3) Anything in the log for a missing fstab file?
4) Use a systemd service file to mount it at boot (Automatic mounting
of additional volumes).
I'm on Stretch with systemd and a fstab file.
--
John Doe
