moral of the story:
- fstab is for local, always plugged in storage
- udisks for removable storage
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Did you set up fstab to automount removable storage?
Also, this kind of thing is why I always disable the fancy splash screen for any Linux distro I use. I want to see the wall of text, so I can see any error that pops up, anything unusual in the boot process.

@alyx the thing with the issue is that it was not obvious. It was the only thing that could somehow be related. If I disabled, on the fstab, the automounting, the other issue I got was that I'd get 2 mounts on the files app. I fixed this by using udisks2's config directly
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