I have configured an USB stick as a storage (want to use for nextcloud and lxc) through the config interface.
After suggested reboot, I am informed that I am losing data.
After sshing in, it seems like the stick is not recognized upon boot (not even shown by blkid). When I plug it off and on, it’s recognized by the system and if I manually mount /dev/sda1 /srv/, everything seems to be fine.
What could be the problem and how to make turris mount the stick upon boot?
EDIT: /etc/config/storage seems to be configured properly as well. I am on 5.0.4.
Turris OS 5.0.4. Modules A+F
I found some problems with the usb3. I had to dispose of usb3 cable and apply a usb2 cable. After this my portable hard drives and sdcard started to work as required. Also found some differences in usb3 ports. Check them all for compatibility.
I am using stick, so cable is not a problem. But after trying out a different one (and scaling down from 32G to 4G), the stick is recognized correctly and everything seems to be working so far.
O am on HBK 5.1.9 and I had similar problems. My usb sata drive is detected with blkid but not automounted in /srv. One samsung usb stick is not detected at all and some other cheap chinese stick is detected as well. I suspect some regression in detection/automount capabilities. Also when I started fresh and I wanted to reflash Omnia i had to use few different usb sticks until it worked at some point.
I encountered similar problem in TO 3.x (last actual version - even in previous one). Slight change in positioning of USB stick in connector results in it being not recognised after reboot requiring its repeated adjustment until it was recognised… Peculiar.
requiring its repeated adjustment until it was recognised… Peculiar.