How To Automount Partitions

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 Mounted Partitions Automatic

1-Get the name, UUID and File System Type

sudo blkid

UUID=d92af9d9-6a69-ac4f-28a8675a631e           ext4


 2-Edit fstab file

sudo vim /etc/fstab

               UUID=<uuid-of-your-drive>                          <mount-point>  <file-system-type>  <mount-option>  <dump>  <pass>

UUID=d92af9d9-6a69-ac4f-28a8675a631e     /mnt/lobbo           ext4                  defaults              0           0

 

3-Create folder for your drive

sudo mkdir -p /mnt/lobbo

sudo chown -R epica /mnt/lobbo

 

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