Something still not right. If I reset UDEV, and use the physical boot button, the LED’s are off and /media/$USER/RPI-RP2 mounts.
If I then unplug and replug the BP, /media/$USER/BUS_PIRATE5 mounts.
If I connect to the BP, and type “#” to do a reset, no file system mounts and the LED’s flash.
If I reset UDEV, reconnect the BP, the file system mounts.
I then connect to the BP, and type “$”, the file system unmounts, and does not remount. The LED’s stay on and do not change.
If I do not unplug the BP after I type “$”, then
- No file system mounts
- The LED’s stay on constantly
- No /dev/tty’s show up.
If I unplug and replug the BP, then
- no file system mounts
- the /dev/ttyACM0 and 1 show up but I don’t have permission to connect to them
- the LED’s flash
If I again replug the BP, it’s the same as above.
If I again replug the BP - it works normally.
If I connect to the BP and type “$”, then disconnect the BP and restart UDEV and replug the BP, I can connect to the BP but the file system doesn’t mount
I think this has something to do with the MTP (Media Transport Protocol). I also see
Volume was not properly unmounted. Some data may be corrupt. Please run fsck.
BTW, I ran fsck to check the file system but did not make any changes. It did report
There is no label in boot sector, but there is volume label ‘BUS_PIRATE5’ stored in root directory