dmenumount and dmenuumount doesn't work. about voidrice

[LukeSmithxyz]

Well I should first say that if either script is run where there are no detected mountable/unmountable drives, nothing will happen.

Could you give the output of lsblk when you run dmenumount with a usb device plugged in?

[RantSomeWhere]

Try finding the spot in your i3 config where these scripts are invoked and add ~/.scripts/ before the name of the script

[yurisuki]

@RantSomeWhere This isn't an issue.
@LukeSmithxyz https://pastebin.com/3beRuLuQ (ik hastebin is better)

[LukeSmithxyz]

@RantSomeWhere You have a different problem then: LukeSmithxyz/LARBS#29,

@exploxd It seems that the scripts are working as intended then. You have /dev/sdb, but there are no partitions on this device, thus you can't mount anything. The script isn't supposed to format partitions, just mount them.

Also, note that dmenuunmount will not attempt to unmount your /, /home or /boot drives just as the script is intended for formal use and I didn't want someone accidentally unmounting /home or something. If you only have one of these mounted, the script will do nothing.

Now dmenumount doesn't have the ability right now to detect and mount CD drives. Is that what you're trying to do?

[yurisuki]

No, I'm trying to mount a USB device. Maybe issue causing this is USB formatted as FAT.

(i'll try it as ext4)

[LukeSmithxyz]

I'd be inclined to say that your drive isn't properly formatted. Either way, all dmenumount does is get its possible mountable drives from the output of lsblk -lp | grep part.

The problem is that your /dev/sdb, if it has a partition, is not detected by lsblk at all.

[yurisuki]

fixed