Hello, tmm2112.tmm2112 wrote:(...)
For anyone who could help, I'm trying to set up an automount of a partition on my hard
drive. I've tried scripts but they only produce a momentary mount that goes away seconds
after bootup.
I'll try a Precise to see what I can do, and get back to edit this.tmm2112 wrote:I'm using Puppy Precise..
For anyone who could help, I'm trying to set up an automount of a partition on my hard drive. I've tried scripts but they only produce a momentary mount that goes away seconds after bootup.
I somehow missed this post before, but I downloaded the pet, installed andPuppus Dogfellow wrote:tmm2112 wrote:I would like to use this startmount, but I cant find it in the pet directory.
Startmount-0.0.5
Hi Musher0,musher0 wrote:Hello, selvam.
Here is a little script that will do that....
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if [ "`ls -d /mnt/s[d,r]*`" = "" ];then
probepart | awk -F"|" '$2 ~ /ext|ntfs|vfat|iso/ { print $1 }' | awk -F"/" '{ print "mkdir -p /mnt/"$3 }' > /tmp/DIRS
chmod ug+rwx /tmp/DIRS
/tmp/DIRS
echo
echo "$NOTANYMORE"
echo
else
echo
echo "$NOTMISSING"
echo
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# probepart | awk -F"|" '$2 ~ /ext|ntfs|vfat|iso/ { print $1 }' | awk -F"/" '{ print "mkdir -p /mnt/"$3 }'
mkdir -p /mnt/sda1
mkdir -p /mnt/sda2
mkdir -p /mnt/sda4
mkdir -p /mnt/sdb1
mkdir -p /mnt/sr0
# ls /mnt
cdrom data dvd flash floppy msdos ram1 sda1 sda4 swap zip
#
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if [ "`ls -d /mnt/s[d,r]*`" = "" ];then
probepart | awk -F"|" '$2 ~ /ext|ntfs|vfat|iso/ { print $1 }' | awk -F"/" '{ print "mkdir -p /mnt/"$3 }' > /tmp/DIRS
chmod ug+rwx /tmp/DIRS
/tmp/DIRS
echo
echo "$NOTANYMORE"
echo
else
echo
echo "$NOTMISSING"
echo
fi
startmount doesn't, but it does give a two button (cancel, yes)8-bit wrote:If one does not ask, then they may not know.
So when I manually mount a partition, ROX pops up with a window displaying the contents of said partition.
Do the automount utilities also do this?
Or do they just mount the partitions chosen bypassing ROX displaying the contents.
In my case, I feel more secure in knowing that my partitions remain unmounted unless I mount them and protects them to an extent from snoopers when unmounted.
But this is Puppy and it is designed to give the user control as to what they want to happen.
As a for instance of control, if one is browsing the internet and gets into a situation where you think you may be under attack, you can right click on the taskbar network icon and select "disconnect from network" for a quick exit.
I'm thinking it perhaps needs changing of the code in rep-dans-mnt.sh to something likemusher0 wrote:@rufwoof
I'll have another look at the script and get back to you.
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probepart | cut -f1 -d"|" | sed 's/\/dev/\mkdir \/mnt/' >/tmp/createdirs
chmod a+x /tmp/createdirs
/tmp/createdirs 2>&1
rm /tmp/createdirs
probepart | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "|" } ; { print "mount -o rw -t " $2 " " $1 }' | grep -E 'vfat|ext|ntfs' | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "/" } ; { print $1 "/" $2 "/" $3 " /mnt/" $3}' >/tmp/mount
chmod a+x /tmp/mount
/tmp/mount
rm /tmp/mount
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#!/bin/bash
# if not a first time (ram) boot then ignore (exit)
[ `cat /etc/rc.d/PUPSTATE | grep PUPMODE` != "PUPMODE=5" ] && exit
# create /mnt directories (no checking, just tries to create even if exists)
probepart probepart | cut -f1 -d"|"| cut -f1 -d"|" | sed 's/\/dev/\mkdir \/mnt/' >/tmp/createdirs
chmod a+x /tmp/createdirs
/tmp/createdirs 2>&1
rm /tmp/createdirs
# mount all vfat, ext and ntfs type partitions
probepart | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "|" } ; { print "mount -o rw -t " $2 " " $1 }' | grep -E 'vfat|ext|ntfs' | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "/" } ; { print $1 "/" $2 "/" $3 " /mnt/" $3}' >/tmp/mount
chmod a+x /tmp/mount
/tmp/mount 2>&1
rm /tmp/mount
# Exec any occurrences of file "puprambo.ot" if if exists in the root directory of any of the mounted partitions
probepart | cut -f1 -d"|" | sed 's/dev/mnt/' | awk '{print $1 "/\puprambo.ot" }' >/tmp/run
chmod a+x /tmp/run
/tmp/run
rm /tmp/run
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#!/bin/bash
#
# I've added a script to the Puppy boot CD's Startup
# directory that calls this script that can be on
# any of the root directory of a partition
# Useful for loading things semi automatically
# when running pfix=ram
# Only called when running pfix=ram
# but I include another test here just in case
# if not second time around (locale been configured) then load sfs's
# otherwise 2nd time around asks if you want to unload them
# I only check for the first one in order to determine if continue or not
[ `cat /etc/rc.d/PUPSTATE | grep PUPMODE` != "PUPMODE=5" ] && exit
var=`cat /etc/rc.d/BOOTCONFIG | grep -E "EXTRA" | grep -E "nvidia"`
if [ -n "$var" ]; then
exit
fi
# I did try backgrounding so simultaneous loading, but didn't work well
sfs_load -q /mnt/sda4/nvidia-glx-sdl-295.53-slacko.sfs
sfs_load /mnt/sda4/firefox-28.0.sfs
petget /mnt/sda4/533t-SFSs/SFSs/abiword-2.8.6-gnumeric-1.10.17-goffice-0.8.17-dpup.pet
sfs_load /mnt/sda4/flash10_.sfs
# flash10 patch
/mnt/sda4/fix-flash.sh
# Could perhaps even grap things via the net
# but would need to have set up network first
#
#wget -c http://URL/package.pet
#pet2tgz package.pet
#tar -xf package.tar.gz /
#/.pinstall.sh
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#!/bin/sh
# monter5.sh
# for rufwoof
# This one works with the BusyBox blkid (default in Puppies).
####
for i in `blkid | awk -F":" '$2 !~ /swap|squash|ntfs/ { print $1 }' | cut -d'/' -f3`;do mkdir -p /mnt/$i;mount /dev/$i /mnt/$i;done
for i in `blkid | awk -F":" '$2 ~ /ntfs/ { print $1 }' | cut -d'/' -f3`;do mkdir -p /mnt/$i;ntfs-3g /dev/$i /mnt/$i;done
rox /mntafter a few x-restarts and reboots, it seems the script works as it's supposed to--the machine i'm using is f2fs incompatible, so i'm guessing that's why those partitions haven't been mounted--the drives i added after installing startmount are recognized and mounted, a little message pops up to say it's been done.Puppus Dogfellow wrote:
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i couldn't get musher0's script to work, but from a description i remember reading, it doesn't either.
musher0 wrote:Hi, Puppus.
Just a note relative to your post above.
I excluded f2fs on purpose for now, since I don't enough about the format.
I did try it once on an SD card, but with so-so success. Also, older Puppies
are not equipped to recognize the format, so it's difficult to evaluate how to
include the format in the script.
I'll add it in due time, when I'm more familiar with it. BFN.
musher0