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Just an observation for users of the Pi 2

Topics about the Beta trials up to Build 3043, the last build by Cumulus's founder Steve Loft. It was by this time way out of Beta but Steve wanted to keep it that way until he made a decision on his and Cumulus's future.

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Just an observation for users of the Pi 2

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I could not get fstab to automatically mount a thumb drive, whereas it was working with the B+

It turns out that the new Pi boots too quickly and the USB stick is not ready

To give it time, add rootdelay=5 at the end of cmdline.txt after rootwait (NOT rootwait=5 - that hangs the boot)
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Re: Just an observation for users of the Pi 2

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That's interesting - I have a USB hard drive and that didn't seem to be getting mounted all the time, presumably this would also apply to that?

I switched off my Windows server at the weekend, I'm now using my Pi2 for my main Cumulus installation and all my other server needs.
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More than likely. For a rotating drive you might need a bigger delay, I don't know what the units are, seconds?

Increase it until it works then add 5 maybe.
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Units are seconds.
I run a USB hard disk on my Pi and 5 seconds seems to be enough.
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