udisks: fix not create media dir

[Wolftronics-SBC]

not work automount usb drive "not automountd package"... at least I do not work if I created the media directory working. kodi detect mounted drive.

[tomlohave]

Le 31/10/2017 à 19:06, Wolftronics-SBC a écrit :

not work automount usb drive "not automountd package"... at least I do not work if I created the media directory working. Sorry, I do not understand very well. udisks mount the usb disks (ntfs fat, ext{2,3,4}) with no problem under /media using this systemd file Can you post something ? ie if you add an usb disk, what returns dmesg and what is the content of /proc/mounts ? (off course with udisks active via systemd)

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[Wolftronics-SBC]

I look at dmesg /proc/mounts but I can only answer tomorrow.

[tomlohave]

Le 31/10/2017 à 19:29, Wolftronics-SBC a écrit :

I look at dmesg /proc/mounts but I can only answer tomorrow. no problem, no hurry I will comit the 2nd patch (about zlib)

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[Wolftronics-SBC]

dmesg_no_media_dir_usbconnected.log dmesg_with_media_dir_usbconnected.log proc_mounts_no_media_dir_usbconnected.log proc_mounts_with_media_dir_usbconnected.log

[tomlohave]

ok, and who mount the drive ? If you remove this systemd file you have no helper to mount usb drive What returns 'systemctl status udisks -l' ?

[tomlohave]

ok, I see, the systemd file installed is not the good one. It can explain your problem not having /media created at boot time.

[Wolftronics-SBC]

yes :)