Thread: MyDocs isn't mounted at start, and not read-write
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dredlok706 is offline dredlok706
2021-12-31 , 09:09
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Hello!
I have really strange problem. MyDocs isn't mounted at start.
Maybe more details, what I did before the problem, etc.
Yesterday, what I did:
- removed hands video (renamed extension to *.disabled)
- added Reboot option to power key menu
- installed healthcheck app

And now, when I reboot, MyDocs isn't mounted autoatically. When I mount it, it mounts, but read-only.
What is strange, when I type in terminal e.g.
Code:
rm /home/user/MyDocs/file.xyz
It can't reove it.
When I type it with sudo:
Code:
sudo rm /home/user/MyDocs/file.xyz
The same
When I type it with --force:
Code:
sudo rm -rf /home/user/MyDocs/file.xyz
It gives many errors, read-only file system it says.
What can be problem?

So, you see, strange situation. It can't be automatically mounted, when it's mounted it's read only, when I mount it manually, read write..

Can anyone help me?
Thanks

From what I see in another thread:
This bug manifests also with HealthCheck program when using its reboot-tool.
technically the bug sits in the terminal command run within healthcheck theres a thread on it all somewhere.
HealthCheck can be problem. But I uninstalled it from HAM...
Is the only solution flashing?
P.S. I will try removing U-Boot and installing BackupMenu and restoring my old rootfs + optfs backup. Maybe it's the problem
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Last edited by dredlok706; 2021-12-31 at 09:32.