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I'm hoping that you folks can help me with a problem that is now happening reasonably regularly, actually twice. I have 2 data drives on my system /mnt/backa and /mnt/backb. Both are 4tb drives, with backa being 2.74tb and backb 2.81tb. Backb is now regularly losing its mount point when I reboot, meaning that only backa is mounted, and backb holds my restic backup. To regain access to backb I'm having to 'sudo e2fsck -y -b 32768 /dev/sdc2' which rebuilds the mount point such that I can mount it on reboot, as backb. So how do I stop it happening again please? And what is the cause of it all? Should I physically unmount the drives before rebooting? Thanks Sharon. - -- Debian 10.9, fluxbox 1.3.7, emacs 28.0.50, org 9.4.5 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQJPBAEBCgA5FiEELSc/6QwVBIYugJDbNoGAGQr4g1sFAmBkM4YbHGJvdWRpY2Nh c0Bza2ltYmxlLnBsdXMuY29tAAoJEDaBgBkK+INbUBUQAKwLJ8YF6/Bw13MKQqwZ peDg6r7fnxXSQ4NrknjYEgSh51p9uOyY23klVYb9jSNTyKLh0XAudnq/Gv1EjVy4 7IEDl6vfSqKd+x3nPJJvsBQ9+AilOcb0PXJo2vARyuRl99y4OBFuVY+A7nNLG1Y4 lp6Sn5JvAEMf77z0mr9yDKHggg8Mdd0LGCP8L+TYEaNU3CQmVHQvQ32UQ4xnNdTv k2jj1swMigasR8WwmZibN7m4b03OUcSpe5kH1sH/twdUHIoNzDKyIDx5ExsOfpwe kMNrU8i9Iq+XcSLTUIZcJa7VOeIJJQ33rLRr3tLULsA/5uXlKS5PEuqI6lY/oiRD FF1EfNnkWVrh7W2RUzXz0CbI/5UhIg+V1DvThtdQBu3nwTqmu3Ya+Os3gEYlPK/6 3WP2/Acyiq3miUVqrFvg49X2zh+as53bOwVhaCfCO6jG4MOXY+F+AZBlx1YoNlNu YfeCakYDfk0dr5fUqs91nR554FRpPTz21MqFBP7L4FtQ9frIYRMRJuYfETEG9LM/ /hyeTP6hftUr2+W/jBU9np6VqriLMRv0qltpYLD/IQPCIz4fjDIs9KFiqAd0uaiQ dgnjsaXyq96wp98J9dn9deZk8FyRSjMUhsxJfMn+I/YVPrHhX/xXm9nGRJEajLOD PHcDi1mhmNKg0p7o651VclyP =WT1I -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
