mount

Trying to mount a remote file system: sudo mount -t cifs "//some.url/path" '~/local.path' -o username=$(whoami),rw,ioc ... cifs) you might need a /sbin/mount. helper program) In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so.

Hello! I'm trying to connect a Raspberry PI 2 based on Raspbian OS to a third-party device to view photos via USB. I was won ... When connecting a Raspberry, the device must recognize it as a normal flash drive and look at a specific folder with photos.

There is a file with the .mdx permission. On the forums, I read that in order to open it, you need to convert it to. iso with ... _\367\346\253\270\343\215\357\313W\277\362+\271\347\221\217\277\350\272\366%dv\237x"..., 4096) = 4096 lseek(3, 0, SEEK_SET^C)

Why didn't noexec apply on the first attempt? How do I get such a mount in fstab? # sudo mount -o bind,noexec /var /var # mo ... ck device. In general, it is interesting to pull a directory from the file system immediately, without unnecessary bindings.