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Live USB can't automount other USB

Live USB can't automount other USB

I am creating an Ubuntu 24.04 live USB. I first customized the ISO using Cubic and then used Rufus to create the bootable USB drive. After successfully booting into the live system, I plugged in another USB flash drive to test whether it would be mounted automatically, however it was not, even though the system detected it. I had to mount the drive manually.

I ran the following commands to confirm that both settings were enabled:

gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount
gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount-open

Both commands returned true.

Were there any changes in Ubuntu 24.04 that affected USB automounting or its related settings? The same setup worked correctly in Ubuntu 22.04.

Top Answer/Comment:

Comment: I tested Ubuntu Desktop 24.04.4 LTS cloned from the original iso file. I can confirm that a FAT32 file system in a USB pendrive was not mounted automatically, when [the pendrive was] plugged in, but could easily be mounted manually. I don't know why the automount behaviour is turned off: if by intention for security reasons, or for some other reason, or if it is a bug.

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