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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.
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Hi @INOUETAICHI |
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May be relevant to this discussion. 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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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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Our Mac will not support Ventura release. 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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Thank you fpistm! |
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Welcome, anyway, I would really like having the the output of df -HL command could help to understand. 😉 |
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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.