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mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error
run this command in the terminal:
sudo ntfsfix -d /dev/sdb1
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How to find the type of an img file and mount it?
The other answers here are correct (at the time of writing) and already have helped me a lot, especially the answer from Pierz.
However, I'd like to note that not every file whose name ends in .img ...
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mount error(115): Operation now in progress
I ran into this issue when I moved a VM from VMware to VirtualBox and uninstalled the VMware applications. The guest is a Linux Mint Desktop and the host is a Windows Workstation. All I had to do was ...
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script in systemd service behaves different than running manually
Well I changed the script to systemctl restart mnt-pool.mount and this works. It really does seem like the script inside the systemd service could not access the credentials file and then failed to ...
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how to avoid mounting directories with overcomplicated paths?
Use command nmblookup for check find IP by samba share name
nmblookup samba_share_name
CLI output will be
195.30.43.217 samba_share_name<00>
Mount command works only with IP
sudo mount -t cifs ...
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Samba: mount error: could not resolve address for XXX: Unknown error
Use command nmblookup for check find IP by samba share name
nmblookup samba_share_name CLI output will be 195.30.43.217 samba_share_name<00>
Mount command works only with IP
sudo mount -t cifs ...
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Fstab does not mount on boot btrfs with subvolumes but "mount -a" does it
I found problem. In mount flags I misspelled compression flag compress=zst:6. It should be compress=zstd:6.
For some reason it stopped subvolumes from mounting on boot but mount -a still did the trick....
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Trying to mount a drive, but Mint can't find it?
First, check to see if sdb1 and sdb2 are in /proc/partitions. If they are, the problem lies in creation (or removal of) of the device nodes.
If they are not, try running partprobe /dev/sdb as root. ...
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