Partition Label Problem "(1)"

[bozolino]

i have two usb sticks: one for entware in the usb-2 port, and one for data in the usb-3 port.

labelling the data stick with tune2fs -L worked out fine, but labelling the entware stick keeps breaking entware because whatever label i choose, a (1) gets appended to it at mount,

according to blkid the entware stick carries the label "dope":

/dev/sdc1: LABEL="dope" UUID="627423c9-bc0d-4237-b4c2-d7e4b4597d58"
/dev/sda: LABEL="rope" UUID="553067b7-fb0c-e5fa-5453-57b62e4f2136"

but according to the mount point, the (wrong) label is "dope(1)":

ls -l /tmp/mnt
drwxrwxrwx 5 adm1n root 4096 Mar 15 18:56 dope(1)
drwxrwxrwx 11 adm1n root 4096 Aug 1 2015 rope

can anyone please help me get rid of that "(1)" ?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Change the setting of "Reduce USB 3.0 interference" under Wireless > Professional > 2.4GHz

 

[bozolino]

thanks. setting was "on"... i should switch it to off?

the harmed stick is usb 2, so it seem way out of context... or is this a firmware bug?

 

[ColinTaylor]

thanks. setting was "on"... i should switch it to off?

Try it and see if it works.

 

[bozolino]

i tried. it worked. perfect. thanks soo much!
i really wonder how on earth this connects though...

 

[bbsc]

one for entware in the usb-2 port, and one for data in the usb-3 port

Is there any reason not to use fstab?

 

[ColinTaylor]

i really wonder how on earth this connects though...

I think that during the boot process the router tries to re-mount the drive in a different mode. Unfortunately it seems to attempt the re-mount before the previous unmount has completed leading to a name conflict. Hence it appends (1) to the mount point.