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  1. I *think* I have finally figured out how to mount a USB drive/thumb at a specific 'logically named' mount point; the main hurdle turns out to be busybox which provides 'mount' but not all flags or options. no -L to mount by label, no 'auto' for options, etc... but the 'portal' web page / control panel seems to be unaware of it - I may need to reboot (again)

    Wednesday, 17-Sep-14 12:55:03 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
    1. @mk I am, of course, speaking of my # here - for Debian on Nikola this isn't a problem... Also, on the # there doesn't seem to be an udev implementation, so I'll *have* to use fstab (which I at first thought was ignored - but the problem was that mount found an "Invalid argument" which I only found out when I tried to mount from the command line (SSH)

      Wednesday, 17-Sep-14 13:02:34 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
      1. @mk well, dammit, on reboot it mounts the thumb right back on /volume1/USB1 instead of what I specify in fstab :( well - duh - that is because on restart the # *creates a new fstab* which doesn't have my extensions any more! !grrr

        Wednesday, 17-Sep-14 13:18:15 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com