Cant really understand how TCE fs will work.

[krytgames]

This. Sorry, they are the same pictures

[Rich]

Hi krytgames

1)symlink to /tmp/tce

That suggests you either have a  copy2fs.flg  file in your  tce  directory or  tce-setdrive  never ran. Do you have a  tce  directory
on  /mnt/sda1 ?

[krytgames]

No

[krytgames]

So. Its really strange. I did a tutorial by making an universal boot device for BIOS and UEFI, but after rebooting all patritions are empy

[krytgames]

After some experiments i have this situation: i have sda1,sda2,sda3 in /mnt directory, but in fact, /dev/sda1,sda2,sda3 not mounted. But if i use sudo mount /dev/sda2, for example, create a file at here, then reboot, then file will remains. Very strange things. Why i have something in /mnt directory when devices are not mounted?

[krytgames]

Another update. I think, that problem, because TC not auto mount disk patrisions on boot. In fstab has strings about /dev/sda1,sda2,sda3, but when i use sudo mount - there are no mounted "devs" in it.

[Rich]

Hi krytgames
When TC boots it adds all devices it recognizes to  fstab.  The only devices that get auto mounted are ones TC needs to run. If a device
is listed in  fstab  and the file system is supported, you can mount it with:

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mount /dev/sda1or:

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mount /mnt/sda1There is no  sudo  required for that case.

[krytgames]

But why are they not mounted automaticly? How i can configure it to mount automaticly?
Also after i did filetool.sh and it created onboot.lst and mydata.tgz - TC correctly mount tce directory and  saves extensions.