I'm trying to setup USB HDD/Flash to automount in a convenient way. Googled it already and followed some of the manuals.
So right now the problem is that:
1. The mount-point is /media/32 (for a 32Gb flash)
2. If USB Flash is inserted and Raspbian reboots, it gets mounted to it.
3. But if I'm on local X or remote VNC session, and insert the flash, it gets mounted to /media/pi/32
4 .I'm constantly getting bugged with password prompt (when inserting or ejecting it).
5. Sometimes after the reboot, if flash or another HDD is not present, Raspbian fails to boot after a 2 min delay searching for drives.
6. Sometimes the eject button (upper-right corner) is greyed out - unable to unmount.
What I would like:
Always mount to the same mountpoint, and have it accessible to everyone (root, non-root)
Stop being bugged with sudo password.
Become able to force unmount.
If you know a good tutorial that addresses most of these issues, or you can help - please do
Thanks!
PS: I guess the dirtiest hack would be just logging in as root all the time? But I'm not sure if it
will fix the boot failure problem.
