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[SOLVED] Puzzled on my new project - auto mount partition - ChrisL - 01-11-2015 I currently have a small SSD (128Gb) with LL 2.2 on it and which I use for my normal /primary drive/OS. I have a second convention hard drive (1T) on the machine with Windows 7, Linux Mint Mate and a 500+ Gb partition (ntfs) labeled "Data" that I hoped to store photos/videos, etc. and make them available to all three operating systems. The default boot is LL 2.2 and at the boot menu I can select the others, which works fine. I was trying to follow this method: http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1609 I went through the commands to create mount point, take ownership, create directories, find UUID# and then add the fstab additional entries to auto mount. When I boot into LL however, it stops while booting and says "disk drive for 2DEB175417534C94 is not ready or present enter W to wait S to continue or M to manually recover". (2DEB175417534C94 is the UUID# for my Data partiton) if I Wait, nothing happens, if I Skip it boots fine and then Data shows up on my Desktop and I can mount it there, it shows as "Removable Volume mounted in "/media/chris/Data". If I open it I also don't see the folders I created, but if i try and recreate them in terminal it says they already exist. If I look at the partitioning in GParted I see /dev/sdb3 (which contains /dev/sdb7 the Data partition) and /dev/sdb7 show up with a set of keys next to them which would seem to indicate they are locked? Is this the issue with the "disk drive not ready or present" or what am I missing here? Any thoughts? Chris Re: Puzzled on my new project - auto mount partition - altman - 01-11-2015 Wonder if this can apply to you : https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/index.php?topic=1012.0 Re: Puzzled on my new project - auto mount partition - ChrisL - 01-11-2015 Thanks altman, I will do some more reading in the help manual. I was getting hung up with the locked partitions, but taking another look it seems as though they are just showing as "locked" because I had mounted them. Will give it another go shortly. Chris Re: Puzzled on my new project - auto mount partition - ukbrian - 01-12-2015 Try mounting your data partition in your /home/user folder. This is my fstab where I use the the partition label rather than UUID Code: LABEL=data /home/user/data ntfs-3g defaults,uid=1000 0 0 Re: Puzzled on my new project - auto mount partition - ChrisL - 01-12-2015 Thanks ukbrian. I seem to have the auto-mount in fstab thing squared away now. Next step will be the Bind part of the project. I have some questions with that, but will start a new thread as that seems to be a separate topic/discussion. Chris |