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File manager and desktop icon manager (Qt port of PCManFM and libfm)
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After a system upgrade the SD-card is not automatically mounted after rebooting the computer #1971

Closed ralf3u closed 3 weeks ago

ralf3u commented 3 weeks ago

In Lubuntu 24.04 the SD-card was automatically mounted after each reboot of the computer. I could see it in PCManFM-Qt by the eject-symbol in the Side Pane.

After upgrading from Lubuntu 24.04 to Lubuntu 24.10, PCManFM-Qt does not mount automatically the SD-card after each reboot of the computer. When I want to open PCManFM-Qt, then there is first this dialog-box:

! Error when getting information for file "/media/...": No such file or directory
OK

If I click on OK, then PCManFM-Qt appears, but the SD-card is not mounted because there is no eject-symbol in the Side Pane. If I click in the Side Pane on the SD-card, then appears an eject-symbol. An then the SD-card is mounted.

Remark I After each reboot, before to open PCManFM-Qt, there is in the Panel in "Removable Media" on the right side of the SD-card an eject-symbol.

Remark II After each reboot, before to open PCManFM-Qt, in the file-manager nautilus the SD-card is mounted automatically because there is in the Side Pane the eject-symbol.

Remark III After each reboot, before to open PCManFM-Qt, if I open the editor Geany it seems to be that the SD-card is not mounted because the last opened tabs, that are located on the SD-card, are not shown.

Preferences Both checkbox are activated in Volume: Mount mountable volumes automatically on program startup Mount removable media automatically when they are inserted

System Lubuntu 24.10 PCManFM-Qt 2.0.0

tsujan commented 3 weeks ago

After a system upgrade...

Nothing has changed in libfm-qt/pcmanfm-qt in this regard. Your problem may have another reason.

Make sure you've installed all gvfs packages and checked all options in Preferences → Volume.

ralf3u commented 3 weeks ago

Make sure you've installed all gvfs packages and [...]

How does the command for the terminal looks like to install all gvfs packages?

tsujan commented 3 weeks ago

I don't have a Debian-based system, but you could find all Ubuntu packages on https://packages.ubuntu.com/. A search showed me that you should install gvfs-backends, which is suggested by the package gvfs.

I remember that gvfs had a bug in Arch, but now it's fixed in its latest stable version 1.56.1. Ubuntu "noble" has only 1.54.0.

ralf3u commented 2 weeks ago

A search showed me that you should install gvfs-backends, which is suggested by the package gvfs.

I did this: sudo apt install gvfs And I did this: sudo apt install gvfs-backends

But both are already installed.

tsujan commented 2 weeks ago

Then the problem isn't there.

As far as PCManFM-Qt/libfm-qt is concerned, an SD-card isn't different from a USB stick or an external hard drive — we don't (and shouldn't) have a single line of code about SD-cards, because their handling is the job of GLib+GVFS.

So, the common sense dictates that the cause of your problem should be somewhere else. Hence closing the report.