Hi
On my Ubuntu, Pokitto gets mounted at /media/jonne/CRP DISABLD
What happens on other distros?
I don’t have time to start testing with other distros at the moment.
thanks!
Hi
On my Ubuntu, Pokitto gets mounted at /media/jonne/CRP DISABLD
What happens on other distros?
I don’t have time to start testing with other distros at the moment.
thanks!
i think that the same on all Debian based os
Thanks. I’m looking for the easiest way to detect / unmount Pokitto in linux
You shouldn’t use the mountpoint at all. Writing to the pokitto should be done in the /dev/sdx entry.
/dev/disk/by-label/CRP\x20DISABLD
@FManga : but how to know which sdx is Pokitto? How would you do it?
(edit: ofcourse I have some ideas, but I’m open to suggestions)
I can check as soon as I get back home (it’s the one day I forgot to bring my Pokitto to work ).
The script in this post should help: [Solved] Uploading .bin to Pokitto under Linux
I think the path was the same on my Mint (/media/tastyfish/CRP DISABLD).
Sorry took me so long to report!
Fedora Linux GNOME Desktop Environment:
/run/media/tor/CRP DISABLD
If it is any help also, most of the time I just access this through sdb, as I don’t normally have any other media plugged in at the same time, especially on the laptops. So that is under: /dev/sdb
Came up with a start for a bash script that just prints the mounted CRP DISABLD
directory of Pokitto.
#!/bin/bash
path = findmnt -lo target | grep "CRP DISABLD"
echo $path