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SD card mounted to access music files unable to play - dcinoz - 02-23-2021 Hi, I've searched the forum as best I could to see if there was a solution. I have Mobian installed on SD card and Manjaro Plasma Mobile on eMMC. I have this entry in fstab to automount the SD card: /dev/mmcblk0p2 /media/mmcblk0p2 f2fs auto,user,rw 0 0 In Manjaro: Symlink in ~/Music to /media/mmcblk0p2/home/mobian/Music/ogg Code: ls -al ~/Music: Code: ls -al ~/Music/ogg/: Code: ls -al ~/Music/ogg/a-ha: Code: ls -al ~/Music/ogg/a-ha/Headlines\ And\ Deadlines\ The\ Hits\ Of\ a-ha/: Originally file and folder ownership was mobian:mobian, changing to kde:users hasn't helped, vvave fails to even display the ogg folder. I created a mobian group with gid 1000: Code: cat /etc/group: and a user mobian just in case when I had mobian:mobian ownership: Code: cat /etc/passwd: Any idea what I am doing wrong? What user / group is vvave using to try and access my ogg symlink? The pinephone 16GB eMMC is not large enough for my music files, but the a-ha folder I copied to ~/Music/ is accessible by vvave. I tried adding uid=1000 in fstab but that doesn't work. Thanks for your help. RE: SD card mounted to access music files unable to play - dukla2000 - 02-24-2021 (02-23-2021, 06:54 PM)dcinoz Wrote: ...Presumably you have overwritten the bootloader on the SDcard? Or are using p-boot? Otherwise I can't understand how Manjaro is booting. If you have overwritten the bootloader then why not reformat the SDcard and mount it as ~/Music/? I have minimal practice time on Plasma so really do not know. Or why there is a : at the end of the line for each of your examples Or why Plasma has the user in a kde group - what are the permissions in ~/Music/a-ha/ ? RE: SD card mounted to access music files unable to play - dcinoz - 02-24-2021 Both eMMC and SD card are bootable, standard installations. I just use a script to change /extlinux/extlinux.conf to /extlinux/extlinux.conf.bak to disable SD card boot. Then from eMMC I can toggle back to extlinux.conf so it boots back to SD card. https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=10634 p-boot seems neat but I've been too lazy to look into it! I just put a : before as in this is how you do it: Permissions are shown above. 644 / rw r r for the music files. 755 / drwxr-xr-x for directories. I think there's a permission issue starting at /media/mmcblk0p2/ preventing 'traversal' through to home/kde/Music etc. I had a similar issue with Wordpress / Apache on my local test web server. I just don't want to modify permissions at / for the SD card and mess everything up. I'm hoping someone will just know. I could create a separate ext4 partition on the SD card and it would probably work?! RE: SD card mounted to access music files unable to play - dcinoz - 02-24-2021 I just had the Manjaro Plasma Mobile testing 20210224 update (make sure you set brightness to max, I had mine low and couldn't see thing when it rebooted, finally figured out increasing brightness via ssh did the trick). With the latest vvave, I could add the ogg folder explicitly as a music source and it sees all the content and plays it fine,, too. I haven't changed anything since this post, so it seems all is now good! |