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The df -l option on macOS Ventura ignores Mass Storage Volume of STM32. If you remove the -l option it works fine.

The df -l option on macOS Ventura ignores Mass Storage Volume of STM32.
If you remove the -l option it works fine.
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fpistm commented Nov 14, 2022

Hi @INOUETAICHI
Thanks for this PR. Anyway I do not understand why it not works like before. '-l' is for local file system.
So I would like understand before merge.
Could you test manually the command.

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May be relevant to this discussion.
ARMmbed/DAPLink#982 (comment)

However, I don't think this change will cause any problems since there is no obstacle to get Nucleo MSC drive without using the local option anyway.

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fpistm commented Nov 29, 2022

However, I don't think this change will cause any problems since there is no obstacle to get Nucleo MSC drive without using the local option anyway.

OK but as stated my main concern is to understand why '-l' does not work for you. I will test on out Mac.

Maybe a STLink firmware issue. Could you try to update your STLink Firmware using the STM32CubeProgrammer.

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fpistm commented Dec 5, 2022

Our Mac will not support Ventura release.
Could you connect a board and share the result of df -HL command?

It seems Mac uses dedicated coreutils maybe "-l" option is not bundled anyway it seems strange as it is a basic feature making them incompatible with lot of scripts. That's why having the output of the above command could help to understand.

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LGTM
Should be safe.
Mac OS uses dedicated coreutils probably "-l" option is no more bundled with new OS version.

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@fpistm fpistm merged commit 556da4a into stm32duino:main Jan 30, 2023
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Thank you fpistm!

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fpistm commented Jan 31, 2023

Thank you fpistm!

Welcome, anyway, I would really like having the the output of df -HL command could help to understand. 😉

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