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I have Arch Linux running on my Raspberry Pi. I added the following line to my fstab file:
/dev/sda1 /mnt/MyBook ntfs defaults 0 0
for a while this worked fine, the device was mounted automatically at startup. I installed transmission-cli and was downloading some stuff when the Pi seemed to die. I turned it off and on again and noticed the drive wasn't mounted. If I run sudo mount -a
the drive will be mounted again just fine, but why is it not doing this at startup anymore?
Just to add to my question, this used to work just fine every time I started up but just stopped all of a sudden. Also I can always run mount -a and mount it manually after startup, so there is no error in my fstab file. – DaveJohnston – 2012-06-22T09:25:23.433
I spent ages trying to figure this out last night, this morning I ssh'd into my Pi from work and restarted it, and it mounted during boot. – DaveJohnston – 2012-06-22T09:29:19.670