Bootch (di-man) wrote 22 minutes ago: #17
>Steve Bian (freespace) wrote on 2018-05-03: >>This issue is caused by MountFlags=slave in the systemd-udevd.service file. Historically 16.04 removed this flag to allow laptop-mode-tools to work: >> >>https://askubuntu.com/questions/1019865/why-does-ubuntu-16-04-remove-mountflags-slave-from-systemd-udevd-service >> >>In 18.04 this flag is preserved and as such when usbmount mounts filesystems they are mounted into systemd's private namespace and not visible to the user. >> >>A workaround is to override the MountFlag as described in: >> >>https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/441588/191141
>Did not helped me. There are no changes in system behavior.
It works after reboot.
Bootch (di-man) wrote 22 minutes ago: #17
>Steve Bian (freespace) wrote on 2018-05-03: udevd.service file. Historically 16.04 removed this flag to allow laptop-mode-tools to work: /askubuntu. com/questions/ 1019865/ why-does- ubuntu- 16-04-remove- mountflags- slave-from- systemd- udevd-service /unix.stackexch ange.com/ a/441588/ 191141
>>This issue is caused by MountFlags=slave in the systemd-
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>>In 18.04 this flag is preserved and as such when usbmount mounts filesystems they are mounted into systemd's private namespace and not visible to the user.
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>>A workaround is to override the MountFlag as described in:
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>>https:/
>Did not helped me. There are no changes in system behavior.
It works after reboot.