Raspberry Pi automatically mount USB storage device

A simple introduction to the implementation of the command line USB storage device automatic Mount method, Linux gnome/kde window environment has a mobile storage management program can be implemented to automatically mount the mobile storage device, but at the command line usually need to manually mount the USB storage device with the Mount command.

By adding a rule profile to the Device Management Service Udev under Linux, you can automatically mount the USB storage device at the command line

Create 10-usbstorage.rules

sudo vim/etc/udev/rules.d/10-usbstorage.rules

Copy and paste the following code

kernel!= "sd*",  goto= "Media_by_label_auto_mount_end" subsystem!= "Block", goto= "Media_by_label_auto_mount_end" import{program}= "/sbin/blkid -o udev -p  %n "env{id_fs_type}==" ",  goto=" Media_by_label_auto_mount_end "env{id_fs_label}!=",  ENV{dir_name }= "%e{id_fs_label}" env{id_fs_label}== "",  env{dir_name}= "Untitled-%k" action== "Add",  env{mount_options }= "Relatime,sync" action== "Add",  env{id_fs_type}== "Vfat",  env{mount_options}= "iocharset=utf8,umask= "action==" Add ",  env{id_fs_type}==" NTFS ",  env{mount_options}=" iocharset=utf8,umask=000 "ACTION==" Add ",  run+="/bin/mkdir -p /media/%e{dir_name} ",  run+="/bin/mount -o  $env {Mount_ Options} /dev/%k /media/%e{dir_name} "action==" Remove ",  env{dir_name}!=" ",  run+="/bin/ Umount -l /media/%e{dir_name} ",  run+="/bin/rmdir /media/%e{dir_name} "LABEL=" Media_by_label _auto_mount_end "

Save and exit.

Inserting the USB storage device again will automatically mount to the directory below the/media directory and support the Chinese file name in the UTF8 format.

Attention:

After initializing the installation Raspbian, don't forget to configure the localization, otherwise, Chinese will be garbled

sudo raspi-config

In the Raspberry Pi software Configuration Tool window, select the 4 localisation Options Enter,

After entering, select I1 change Local, and in the Locales to be generated list, select the following:

Use the keyboard pagedown directly to the end to see the following items

[] ZH_CN. GB2312

[] ZH_CN. GBK GBK

[] ZH_CN. UTF-8 UTF8

Remove the USB flash drive using the unmount command, do not directly dial out, to the kills!

sudo unmount/media/u the name of the disk

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Raspberry Pi automatically mount USB storage devices