Mount on boot setup fails

[daninor]

I can't get the auto mount to work when setting up ipkg.

I followed the tutorial at http://www.macsat.com/ipkg.php#config to the point, and everything goes smoothly, but when rebooted, I have the original mount "/tmp/harddisk" and not "/opt" as I should. Everything seems to go fine, but reboot resets it. It's as if post-boot doesn't execute.

I run on firmware 1.9.2.7-6b

[Buld]

I had the same issue so I added
umount /tmp/harddisk
as the first command in my post-boot script.
Also my router does not show /dev/discs/disc0/part1 if none of the USB features are turned on. So I turned on "web camera" and it shows up ok.
Any1 knows what is that all about?

:cool:

[daninor]

Thanks, that's a good tip. However, it didn't help. As I said earlier, it is as though post-boot doesn't execute at all...

Anyone?

[Jethro]

Thanks, that's a good tip. However, it didn't help. As I said earlier, it is as though post-boot doesn't execute at all...

Anyone?
I have always resolved problems with auto mounting USB storage devices by unplugging them, turning the router off and back on, plugging the USB device back in and then rebooting the router.

You can regularly check what is going on by giving the "df" command using telnet.

Hope this helps...

[daninor]

Yes, I am aware of the "df", and that's where I always see either /tmp/harddisk or nothing, depending on whether or not some USB setting is on (like web camera, ftp).

I'll try your sequence to the point once I get back from work. Thanks

[Buld]

cut-paste your post-boot here

[Jean-Fabrice]

Is your post-mount executable ? i.e, does it have the executable bit set ?