![]() ![]() That drive also has multiple partitions on it.įinally, I tried reformatting one of the drives (it was a backup) and named it the same as the prior volume and it would not mount, even with a full reformat. This has now spread to a second drive that was working just fine for well over a year of temporary mounting and unmounting. The other thing is that the directory in /Volumes continues to remain to be there for the drive/volume. Everything seems fine until I unmount it (via Disk Utility or Finder) and I can then no longer mount it again. ![]() However, if I use the terminal via "sudo diskutil mount -mountPoint /tmp/Andromeda /dev/disk2s1" it does work and everything sees the volume. Specifically, the error "Could not mount “Andromeda”. But I always get an error when trying to mount it via the Disk Utility GUI. ![]() MacOS USB drive no longer auto-mounts So, I have a USB drive I have used for years and it suddenly does not mount anymore. ![]()
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