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You'll have to use the mount function of your OS, we have no idea what you are running. Tipi has no built in option to add drives. However you can install cockpit and easily add a GUI to setup storage, networking, shares, etc.
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I use Ubuntu server of Raspberry Pi imagee
I have formatted the disk to see if that is the reason.
sudo fdisk -l will show you all of your 'recognized' disks
recognize me recognizes it but the applications do not use it
correct Tipi will not use it. but you can point tipi to a different path under Settings-> Settings Tab
did you get this sorted out
No, the applications do not detect it but the operating system does
what applications ? if you are trying to use a mount point on your host inside a container you need to map is in the docker-compose.yml for that application and I believe you'll have to use the user-config dir to do this so the changes stick
Ok I'll look at it if you want you can close the forum