October-12th-2020, 06:42 PM
Well you need to know to which /dev/ your USB stick is mounted. This can be detected
a.) watching the system log file of netPI that you can find in netPI's web UI control panel which usually is logging any system relevant information or if this does not help
b.) plugging the USB stick into a normal Raspberry Pi and reading the /dev/ folder to see to which /dev/ the stick is mounted
once you have noticed to which device it was mounted then you have to map this /dev/... to the container within the netPI environment, then it is done. Later in the container runtime you have to mount the drive finally.
There are other posts who have successfully mapped USB device like
https://forum.hilscher.com/thread-231.html or
https://forum.hilscher.com/thread-207.html
a.) watching the system log file of netPI that you can find in netPI's web UI control panel which usually is logging any system relevant information or if this does not help
b.) plugging the USB stick into a normal Raspberry Pi and reading the /dev/ folder to see to which /dev/ the stick is mounted
once you have noticed to which device it was mounted then you have to map this /dev/... to the container within the netPI environment, then it is done. Later in the container runtime you have to mount the drive finally.
There are other posts who have successfully mapped USB device like
https://forum.hilscher.com/thread-231.html or
https://forum.hilscher.com/thread-207.html
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