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Drives not being mounted correctly

Open Lunchb0ne opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Checking the drives: image

Kernel Version: image

Windows Version: Build 20161 (Dev Channel) image

Lunchb0ne avatar Jul 09 '20 03:07 Lunchb0ne

My drives are being mounted correctly, but every time i start wsl session i get this annoying message: An error occurred mounting one of your file systems. Please run 'dmesg' for more details.

It's probably because one of my drives is encrypted. Anyway, I'm attaching dmesg. Hope it will help you resolve this issue. dmesg

mtkleet avatar Aug 08 '20 21:08 mtkleet

I am having the same problem and I think it is a WSL problem. See: microsoft/wsl#4101 microsoft/wsl2-linux-kernel#91

hellobbn avatar Sep 07 '20 01:09 hellobbn

Running into this same issue. All drives in /mnt/ come back blank.

numine777 avatar Sep 29 '20 16:09 numine777

the first time start after installed is ok, but restart after shutdown will raise this problem. ubuntu doesn't have this problem.

walkthetalk avatar Oct 22 '20 09:10 walkthetalk

use this sudo mount -t drvfs C: /mnt/c manually

Cherny avatar Oct 30 '20 02:10 Cherny