![]() You may want to check other articles in the FreeBSD Desktop series on the FreeBSD Desktop – Global Page where you will find links to all episodes of the series along with table of contents for each episode’s contents. ![]() So I am stuck with the -mount option without a chance to remove the buffer/cache.In this article in the FreeBSD Desktop series I will introduce various methods to automatically (or not) mount external/removable devices such as USB or eSATA disks/pendrives or SD/microSD flash cards. Drive letter which is a must inside WSL mount. That's why I tried to mount the drive from within WSL with the mount statement (plus -o sync) but since the disk in windows is detected as unformatted it wants me to initialize it first before be able to assign drive letter (which will format the disk unwantedly to NTFS etc). ![]() Because I edit only text files this buffer will fill up in a year time in order to flush it to the disk - just unusable. If I edit text file from wsl shared path from windows it does not get reflected until some kind of buffer fills up. Yes, you discovered the -mount option but it is lacking the ability to disable caching. I want to mount ext2 partition which is inaccessible from Windows. I want to argue with this one because I have similar scenario and makes my WSL2 unusable for what I want. enhance Windows capability for mounting various filesystem & network drives (the panacea, but would require a lot more work).not automount unrecognized disk on Windows side (just by detecting whether Windows can recognize it).unrecognized filesystems: WSL automount failure #4101 (maybe), WSL2 keeps trying (and fails) to mount ESP partition #9122.#7435, An error occurred mounting one of your file systems. encrypted drives: An error occurred mounting one of your file systems.network drives: Network drive not being auto mounted #6289.Solve this single issue would immediately close these issues as they are just different symptoms of the same bug: The root cause for ALL of these is WSL's problematic yet invasive default setting of automounting ANY disk with an assigned drive letter, despite Windows' incapability of mounting such filesystems. and not allowing to map a partition to wsl that is set on the host drive is just nonsense. The fact that it even attempts to scan and access anything besides a separate directory in the users tree is scary, but on the other hand not allowing the use of host filesystemdrivers for extfs, btrfs, zfs, etc. If automagic recognition of mounts is enabled by default (which brings a whole bag of issues as it effectively works against the sandboxing-approach wsl is based on) there must be either full recognition on the host side, so the client can not fail, or it must be a sane preconfigured set. It also contradicts the default configuration for Windows developer-setup, namely show empty drives, which are automatically assigned drive-letters and can not be disabled anymore. drives not recognized by Windows due to partition-id, no matter the content is readable.drives not recognized by Windows due to filesystems like zfs, btrfs, etc.Please run 'dmesg' for more details.ĭmesg contains init: (1) ERROR: MountPlan9WithRetry:285: mount drvfs on /mnt/g. With Automount not attempting mount that drive, there will be no error message (expected behaviour) Actual BehaviorĮrror message in console: An error occurred mounting one of your file systems. failed: 13 Expected BehaviorĪutomount should not attempt to mount inaccessible drives Windows 11 Pro itself reports > init: (1) ERROR: MountPlan9WithRetry:285: mount drvfs on /mnt/g. do note that local disk G: (see above - Google Drive) is not accessible to user2 (because it is tied to user1) > user1 now has access to Google Drive data on drive G: (the default drive configured by Google Drive) install Google Drive for user1 authenticate.
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