the SD card is auto mounted on /media/purism/01e81580-f963-41b0-a495-affd26eea227.
Beginner question: is it possible to change the mounting point with a more human readable one (/media/purism/SD)?
There isn’t an entry on /etc/fstab for the SD card, so I know of no way.
The mount point depends on the label of the partition(s) on the SD Card.
I named my partition(s) and these names are used under /media/purism/
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But you could make such an entry?
I think Linux’s intention (never mind the Librem 5) is that if you change the card then it mounts somewhere else i.e. each different card having a different mount point. In this particular case, if you don’t intend to be swapping SD cards in and out all the time then just forcing it to mount at a specific mount point that bears no relation to the volume label or UUID may be the answer.
If you have multiple partitions on the SD card then that needs to be taken into account.
Yes, probably, but I wanted the support of a good user.
Anyway, changing the label did the job.
For the benefit of others, if the SD card has been formatted with extX filesystem:
$ umount /dev/sda
$ e2label /dev/sda sd (or whatever name you want)