Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - Printable Version

Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - Printable Version

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Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - flyingernst - 2016-11-21

Hi,

since I have a dualboot config on one Harddisk I see the Windows and Windows boot partition in the Kodi Filelists inside Kodi/LibreElec.

Is there a way to hide / unmount them?

Thanks, regards,
Michael

RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - DarrenHill - 2016-11-21

Thread moved to Windows

RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - chewitt - 2016-11-21

Code:
cp /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/95-udevil-mount.rules /storage/.config/udev.rules.d/95-udevil-mount.rules

nano /storage/.config/udev.rules.d/95-udevil-mount.rules

^^ edit the ENV{ID_FS_LABEL} line to add the partition names that you don't want to mount (check them using 'blkid') then reboot .. and in theory they won't be mounted. Delete the file any time to revert to normal behaviour.

RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - Prof Yaffle - 2016-11-21

Moving to Linux, as this is LibreELEC and not Windows (they're the 'other' partitions).

RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - flyingernst - 2016-11-22

Thanks, will Test it tomorrow. Real Live didnt want me today to sit on the Computer :-)

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RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - flyingernst - 2016-11-23

sry, I am to new in this thing...
I have following drives:

Code:
/dev/sda1: LABEL="System" UUID="176a0f9f-42a7-49a8-86cb-aadc3567dd24" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="9d73bbba-01"

/dev/sda2: LABEL="System-reserviert" UUID="889CD3FA9CD3E0AC" TYPE="ntfs" PARTUUID="9d73bbba-02"

/dev/sda3: LABEL="Windows" UUID="2CE0D8BFE0D89106" TYPE="ntfs" PARTUUID="9d73bbba-03"

/dev/sda4: LABEL="Storage" UUID="1f996d9c-0ebc-4c0e-9850-2bfeed17c5a7" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="9d73bbba-04"

/dev/loop0: TYPE="squashfs"

/dev/sdb1: LABEL="USB3Intern" UUID="fdd4437b-7743-d201-e040-437b7743d201" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="3da040e0-01"

I want to unmount "System-reserviert" and "Windows"

What do I change in this commands:

Code:
# dont run in "installer" mode

IMPORT{cmdline}="installer"

ENV{installer}=="1", GOTO="exit"

# check for blockdevices, /dev/sd*, /dev/sr* and /dev/mmc*

SUBSYSTEM!="block", KERNEL!="sd*|sr*|mmc*", GOTO="exit"

# check for special partitions we dont want mount

IMPORT{builtin}="blkid"

ENV{ID_FS_LABEL}=="EFI|BOOT|Recovery|RECOVERY|SETTINGS|boot|root0|share0", GOTO="exit"

# /dev/sd* and /dev/mmc* ith partitions/disk and filesystems only and /dev/sr* disks only

KERNEL=="sd*|mmc*", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="partition|disk", ENV{ID_FS_USAGE}=="filesystem", GOTO="harddisk"

KERNEL=="sr*", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="disk", GOTO="optical"

GOTO="exit"

# mount or umount for hdds

LABEL="harddisk"

ACTION=="add", RUN+="/usr/bin/systemctl restart udevil-mount@/dev/%k.service"

ACTION=="remove", RUN+="/usr/bin/systemctl stop udevil-mount@/dev/%k.service"

GOTO="exit"

# mount or umount for opticals

LABEL="optical"

ACTION=="add|change", RUN+="/usr/bin/systemctl restart udevil-mount@/dev/%k.service"

GOTO="exit"

# Exit

LABEL="exit"

thanks

RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - flyingernst - 2016-11-25

Help please

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RE: Hide drives/partitions in Kodi file list (Video/Music/Picture) - Prof Yaffle - 2016-11-25

In theory, you simply add the labels of the partitions you *don't* want to mount to the ENV{ID_FS_LABEL}=="..." line, inside the quotes.

I can't 100% be certain that it's simply a case of adding "System-reserviert" and "Windows" into that list, though - I'd defer to chewitt there that blkid give you the appropriate labels (vs. e.g. ls -l /dev/disk/*) - but that's what I'd try. Back up the file before you start editing it, of course...