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My /etc/fstab line for the SD I'm willing to mount looks like:
/dev/mmcblk1 /media/sd_card vfat user,rw,umask=000,sync 0 2
With this line I'm able to mount the SD, but everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute blockdev --flushbufs /dev/mmcblk1 if I want to make the written changes take effect.
What means, that if I dont execute the blockdev-command all the written changes are lost after unplugging the SD.
The weird thing is, that I all the time I was using this line, I thought everything is working fine...
So what am I doing wrong?
I'm working on the jetson tx2 with Ubuntu 16.04 running on it.
linux fstab sd-card vfat fat32
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My /etc/fstab line for the SD I'm willing to mount looks like:
/dev/mmcblk1 /media/sd_card vfat user,rw,umask=000,sync 0 2
With this line I'm able to mount the SD, but everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute blockdev --flushbufs /dev/mmcblk1 if I want to make the written changes take effect.
What means, that if I dont execute the blockdev-command all the written changes are lost after unplugging the SD.
The weird thing is, that I all the time I was using this line, I thought everything is working fine...
So what am I doing wrong?
I'm working on the jetson tx2 with Ubuntu 16.04 running on it.
linux fstab sd-card vfat fat32
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
1083 bronze badges
unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday
add a comment |
My /etc/fstab line for the SD I'm willing to mount looks like:
/dev/mmcblk1 /media/sd_card vfat user,rw,umask=000,sync 0 2
With this line I'm able to mount the SD, but everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute blockdev --flushbufs /dev/mmcblk1 if I want to make the written changes take effect.
What means, that if I dont execute the blockdev-command all the written changes are lost after unplugging the SD.
The weird thing is, that I all the time I was using this line, I thought everything is working fine...
So what am I doing wrong?
I'm working on the jetson tx2 with Ubuntu 16.04 running on it.
linux fstab sd-card vfat fat32
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
1083 bronze badges
My /etc/fstab line for the SD I'm willing to mount looks like:
/dev/mmcblk1 /media/sd_card vfat user,rw,umask=000,sync 0 2
With this line I'm able to mount the SD, but everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute blockdev --flushbufs /dev/mmcblk1 if I want to make the written changes take effect.
What means, that if I dont execute the blockdev-command all the written changes are lost after unplugging the SD.
The weird thing is, that I all the time I was using this line, I thought everything is working fine...
So what am I doing wrong?
I'm working on the jetson tx2 with Ubuntu 16.04 running on it.
linux fstab sd-card vfat fat32
linux fstab sd-card vfat fat32
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
1083 bronze badges
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
1083 bronze badges
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
1083 bronze badges
asked yesterday
JulianHJulianH
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unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday
add a comment |
unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday
unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday
add a comment |
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unmounting the filesystem isn't enough?
– ilkkachu
yesterday
@ilkkachu I can't say, when the user unplugs the SD. So I don't get your point.
– JulianH
yesterday
Ah right, of course it doesn't help if you don't know when the card is unplugged. The phrasing in "everytime I want to unplug the SD I have to execute...", seemed to indicate that the intention to unplug was known in advance.
– ilkkachu
yesterday