General discussion • Re: PINN with specific OSes

When trying to mount:
sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p14 /media/storage
mount: /media/storage: mount point does not exist.

When you use the mount command, it tries to mount a block device `/dev/nvme0n1p14` on a mount point `/media/storage`.
The error message indicates that the mount point does not exist. That is because it is not created automatically.
So first you have to create the mount point:
e.g.You may need to use `sudo` due to the permissions of the media folder, but that means the `storage` folder may also belong to root.
If you want another userid to access the storage folder, then you may need to alter the ownership of storage with e.g. `sudo chown pi:pi storage` or similar.

Statistics: Posted by procount — Fri Nov 29, 2024 11:57 am

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