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When my system boots, external HDDs connected are shown in Dolphin. If I click on any of them, they get mounted under /media/HDD, where HDD is the name of my external HDD. So far so good.
When I shutdown my computer and I boot it again, HDDs are shown as always on Dolphin without being mounted. If I click on them, they get mounted under /media, but in this case they are mounted under /media/HDD1, because /media has an empty folder called "/media/HDD" from the last time HDD was mounted.
During the shutdowns and boots, the number of these folders increase if I mount them, i.e.:
· /media/HDD from a clean boot
· /media/HDD and /media/HDD1 from a second boot,
· and so on.
My hardware preferences from KDE are:
- Automatic mounting is enabled
- Mount automatically only external drives is enabled
- Mount automatically only external drives when they are inserted is enabled
How can I unmount external drives before my system shutdowns and delete folders where external HDD or pendrives have been mounted?
Should I write a script to do it?
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by doblerone (2015-02-01 16:51:25)
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Any help???
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You could put them in your fstab instead (with "nofail" in the options).
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fs … al_devices
Jin, Jîyan, Azadî
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You could put them in your fstab instead (with "nofail" in the options).
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fs … al_devices
Thanks a lot!!!
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