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Thank you for your hard work but I have a tiny suggestion.
I have found a way to automount on startup
first:
create file
.config/systemd/user/mchfuse.service
Thank you for your hard work but I have a tiny suggestion.
I have found a way to automount on startup
first:
create file
.config/systemd/user/mchfuse.service
then execute
systemctl --user start mchfuse.service
systemctl --user enable mchfuse.service
systemctl --user status mchfuse.service
and reboot
now it will automount on startup
user may need to chnage the device name and mount path as needed and save the conf file in ~/.config
:: EDIT ::
AFTER SLEEP MCH not working so I did unmount before and remount after sleep
mchfuse-sleep.service
mchfuse-wake.service
the user can enable using
systemctl --user enable mchfuse-wakeup.service
systemctl --user enable mchfuse-sleep.service
now it automount after startup and unmount during sleep and remount in wakeup
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