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The filesystem has no permanent mount point.

Open vardyvardy opened this issue 4 years ago • 3 comments

Cockpit version: 211.3 OS: CentOS Linux release 8.2.2004 (Core) Page: Storage > Drives

Under the Storage > Disk > Contents page, it is saying that there is no permanent mount point and will not be mounted at next boot. Reboots have been performed and the disks will mount.

I suspect this might be due to the mounts being handled by systemd rather than stored in fstab. All mounts handled by fstab are not showing a warning and all mounts handled by systemd are.

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vardyvardy avatar Jun 22 '20 15:06 vardyvardy

I suspect this might be due to the mounts being handled by systemd rather than stored in fstab. All mounts handled by fstab are not showing a warning and all mounts handled by systemd are.

Yes, this is exactly the reason. We should fix that... in Cockpit or in UDisks2.

mvollmer avatar Jul 07 '20 12:07 mvollmer

I think i actually have the inverse problem. I have mounted an external drive in fstab using the UUID from lsblk (if i put the PARTUUID in fstab then i don't see the drive in df for some reason)

Anyway, even though it's in fstab i still get that warning.

Zylatis avatar Apr 23 '22 23:04 Zylatis