I want my Raspberry Pi 4B, running Raspian 10, to boot up with a permanently-inserted USB flash drive mounted to /srv/www. The flash drive will never be removed. I formatted the flash drive with an ext4 filesystem. I can manually mount the drive to /srv/www and perform normal file operations.
When I add an entry to /etc/fstab like this:
/dev/sda1 /srv/www ext4 0 0
or like this:
UUID=651003ce-5261-4b00-9940-6207625a5334 /srv/www ext4 0 0
the mount does not succeed when the system boots. I've been at this for hours, trying various suggestions for configuring systemd and see a variety of errors in system logs such as "/dev/sda does not contain a filesystem" but fsck tells me it does. Before I go spend more hours, is what I'm trying to do possible and where am I going wrong?
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