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outdoorbits
commented on June 3, 2024
If I'm right, the device you want to use by LBB is already mounted. Lbb looks for not mounted devices in its process. If you need to use a always mounted partition as target, this may be possible replacing/media/internal by a symlink to your target path.
Does this describe/solve your problem?
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samuel-puschacher
commented on June 3, 2024
Yes this is my Plan for the internal M.2 SSD, but I have not populated it yet, at the moment I am testing with two USB devices.
What is interesting, in the Log there is no UUID and Mountpoint found, but when executing lsblk there they are. Maybe a Issue with the grep in the following Line:
little-backup-box/scripts/tools-fsck.sh
Line 25 in e846cbd
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outdoorbits
commented on June 3, 2024
But the your test devices are mounted before you start the backup, right? That means, LBB won't interpret them as available devices.
USB devices can't be used by LBB if they are already mounted. The only exception I see could be a workaround via /media/internal.
In your log the LBB script waits until a device is connected.
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samuel-puschacher
commented on June 3, 2024
Hi you are right, was testing with Main branch on different hardware before where I had both devices connected at the beginning.
So I expected it to work also on the dev
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