Closed Izaic closed 3 months ago
A workaround seems to be to create the SD card on the device itself. It seems to only let me format it as a EXT4 card, but it does work (appearently very slowly, as it now takes 23 minutes to transfer the same files that took 1 minute before). I have to read/write from the card with root on my desktop, am I missing something?
i can try this out soon and report back. i never tried sd card on this device myself
FWIW I inserted an SD card from my Android phone and can mount it using mount
. Mounting with the gnome disk utility works too. It's VFAT.
I don't know though what's the best way to automount it on boot, anything easier than writing a systemd unit?
we have a solution for automount, currently testing and if everything goes well it will be added to the next release cycle
please test this again on the latest release everything should be mounted at /media/
EXT4 SD cards do work now and even automount, but it seems there's still issues with mounting exFat SD cards. I installed exfat-fuse but exfat-util has no installation candidate, and the SD card won't mount. Tried installing exfatprogs, but it still refuses to mount exFat.
I used my laptop's built-in SD card reader and formatted it once more to EXT4 and then moved all my music over, and it just works now.
I tried mounting it from the terminal and installed gnome disk utility to mount it from there, and while I get a popup showing the card, when I tap on it Portfolio opens and it says "Could not load Data".
Doesn't seem to matter what disk format I use: F2FS, EXT4, or Fat32.