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jacklul / asuswrt-scripts

Collection of scripts that can run on stock Asus routers (also on Merlin's firmware and forks)
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usb-mount not working #7

Closed klcb2010 closed 5 months ago

klcb2010 commented 5 months ago

On the Merlin 384 firmware, the AX600 does not automatically mount a USB drive during startup. After installing 'usb-mount,' I discovered that it was not working correctly because, even after rebooting the router, the USB drive still did not get mounted automatically. Here are the steps I followed in order:

  1. I executed the command curl -fsSL "https://mirror.ghproxy.com/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacklul/asuswrt-scripts/master/scripts-startup.sh" -o /jffs/scripts-startup.sh and then ran chmod +x /jffs/scripts-startup.sh. Next, I executed /jffs/scripts-startup.sh install.

  2. I used the command curl -fsSL "https://mirror.ghproxy.com/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacklul/asuswrt-scripts/master/scripts/usb-mount.sh" -o /jffs/scripts/usb-mount.sh.

  3. I placed the asusware.arm folder at the root directory of the USB drive and restarted the router.

jacklul commented 5 months ago

Do not place asusware folder on the USB when using Merlin firmware, it's for the stock firmware only.

  1. Is there usb-mount entry in cru l output?
  2. Are you able to mount the storage manually from ssh?
klcb2010 commented 5 months ago

Do not place asusware folder on the USB when using Merlin firmware, it's for the stock firmware only.

1. Is there `usb-mount` entry in `cru l` output?

2. Are you able to mount the storage manually from ssh?

Do not place asusware folder on the USB when using Merlin firmware, it's for the stock firmware only.

1. Is there `usb-mount` entry in `cru l` output?

2. Are you able to mount the storage manually from ssh?

1.ye 2.no

jacklul commented 5 months ago

All this script does is run mount command, if you can't mount your storage manually using mount /dev/your device /mnt/yourmountpoint then it won't work.

The script is targeted to fix issues where firmware stops mounting storage devices when there is different kind of USB device plugged in (or using USB hub), nothing more.