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On this page we will provide some tweaks and problem solution
Q
the usb stick needs to be plugged in on boot up. or it won't mount
A
maybe there's a conflict of devices in fstab or usb is not working - fastest way - try to change to another usb
[else]
:| lspci | grep USB | - is usb listed in system? maybe a matter of not recognized controller
[else]
open terminal ; with root probably do | blkid | see if it is listed
[if it is listed ]
: you can do | mount /dev/sdX /mnt/flash_drive | - or in /media/some_directory don't forget to create directory
[else]
: |tail /etc/fstab | - see how it is described in fstab and if there is an entry of it
if it is listed as /dev/sdX - you can do again | blkid | and remember your device UUID
or
if you know exactly that this is the /dev/sdb# do | blkid /dev/sdb# >> /etc/fstab | - this will copy the string containing UUID of device in /etc/fstab
[then]
: | nano /etc/fstab | change your device string "/dev/sdb#" to "UUID="some_number""
if you did the blkid >> /etc/fstab -> delete that last string where this UUID was listed
