The script varies from machine to machine. But here's one from a Rivendell
machine I built last year:
#!/bin/bash
# STARTUP SCRIPT
sleep 10
# PERMISSION SERIAL PORT
chmod o+rw /dev/ttyS0
# MOUNT VOLUMES
mount -U b5c34efb-0a26-4a5d-ad1b-ba6708d93fb4 /var/snd
Rob
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Не думай что всё пропели,
Что бури все отгремели;
Готовься к великой цели,
А слава тебя найдёт.
On Sun, 19 Sep 2021, wa7skg wrote:
Rob, would you mind sharing that script?
Michael
Rob Landry wrote on 9/19/21 6:12 AM:
I always write a "/root/startup.sh" shell script and set up a cron job to
run it on boot. It includes a mount command for /var/snd and anything else
I need to happen at boot time.
The problem with using /etc/fstab is that if a mount fails, the machine
won't boot at all, making it impossible to diagnose the problem remotely.
Rob
--
Не думай что всё пропели,
Что бури все отгремели;
Готовься к великой цели,
А слава тебя найдёт.
On Sat, 18 Sep 2021, wa7skg wrote:
Rivendell 3.5.0, CestOS 7.
I am still having problems with mounting /var/snd on reboot.
I have tried many variations of fstab entries, systemd stuff, and the
[AudioStore]. Nothing seems to work.
Here's an excerpt from the messages file:
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Configuration file
/etc/systemd/system/var-snd.mount is marked executable. Please remove
executable permission bits. Proceeding anyway.
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Found ordering cycle on
nfs-server.service/start
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Found dependency on var-snd.mount/start
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Found dependency on
nfs-server.service/start
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Breaking ordering cycle by deleting job
var-snd.mount/start
Sep 18 09:00:40 khrb-rd2 systemd: Job var-snd.mount/start deleted to break
ordering cycle starting with nfs-server.service/start
I removed the executable bits from /etc/systemd/system/var-snd.mount and
no longer get that warning, however it still does not mount on reboot.
This has really caused us some issues when someone used the computer and
/var/snd was not mounted. Carts were created but were only stored on the
local drive. Then they did not air from the main on air machine.
Further ideas on getting /var/snd to mount the remote folder on reboot
would be greatly appreciated.
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73,
Michael WA7SKG
"Any day you do not learn one new thing is a wasted day."
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