Hello,
after update, Volumio on Raspberry do not see my ssd disk. I’ve verified that all ssd content still exists (I’ve connected the disk to my Mac to see the content).
Any suggestion ?
Thx
Hello,
after update, Volumio on Raspberry do not see my ssd disk. I’ve verified that all ssd content still exists (I’ve connected the disk to my Mac to see the content).
Any suggestion ?
Thx
@kramps
Which RPI are you using?
The first thing to check is
lsusb -t
If you do not see your ssd disk, the possibilty is your usb port is not enabled. Then need to add
dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host
to /boot/userconfig.txt and reboot and try “sudo mount -a”.
If you see your usb sdd with “lsusb -t” then your problem is what “Marko” mentioned.
If your ssd does not mount still then check with
sudo fdisk -l
and find your ssd drive. If your ssd drive is /dev/sd*
Then make a mount directory somewhere. For example
mkdir /media/MySSD
Then mount your ssd there
sudo mount /dev/sd* /media/MySSD
…
FYI
I have RPI CM4 IO board which disables usb port by default. Someone like me need “dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host” in /boot/config.txt to enable usb ports.
If you save that in /boot/userconfig.txt , then you get better chance to get that preserved.
Also after updating 3.251, my usb ssd does not get automatically mounted for some reason I have not found out yet. I manually mounted it.
I have also updated yesterday.
Same problem…SSD does not work any more.
Even USB stick is not recognized!
It’s a bug which we already fixed in a dev release.
You can try the fix by doing :
Let us know how it goes
Upgrading to dev release 3.252 solves the problem. Thank you.
Great instructions!
OK. Thank you. I will try to do it tomorrow.
I works! Many thanks. If I knew all that yesterday I would save myself 1 year of life