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paavanagrawal

Hey,

I am trying to setup up Emby on my Raspberry Pi 3B. I have installed Emby and have an external HDD connected to the Pi. Whenever I try add a folder, I go up to /media/pi/ and after that Emby stops reading any other folder. I have tried 

sudo chown emby.emby -R /location/

but still it doesn't work.

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paavanagrawal

Sorry. I just figured it out. I unmounted the HDD from it default location and mounted it on another location and the Emby recognised it. For those of you who still need help.

First get your drive mount path using 

sudo fdisk -l

then type

sudo umount /path_to_drive/

After that make a new directory on your Desktop and then run

sudo mount /path_of_external_storage/ /homi/pi/Desktop/name_of_dir/

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On 12/5/2019 at 1:24 AM, paavanagrawal said:

Sorry. I just figured it out. I unmounted the HDD from it default location and mounted it on another location and the Emby recognised it. For those of you who still need help.

First get your drive mount path using 

sudo fdisk -l

then type

sudo umount /path_to_drive/

After that make a new directory on your Desktop and then run

sudo mount /path_of_external_storage/ /homi/pi/Desktop/name_of_dir/

It work really fine .!! .  

I would like to know how to made that this happend automatically every time i turn off or reboot raspberry -- due it disappear each time disconnect external hd or when reboot 

Do you know how to do it automatically? 

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11 hours ago, Midaz said:

It work really fine .!! .  

I would like to know how to made that this happend automatically every time i turn off or reboot raspberry -- due it disappear each time disconnect external hd or when reboot 

Do you know how to do it automatically? 

Does this help?

https://www.binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup/

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