"mount", because I was in root's terminal.
modifikacecom 3 years ago
"sudo mount", not "mount". Unless its explicitly listed as user-mountable in /etc/fstab. See "man fstab", "man mount" for this.
lin545 3 years ago
"mount", because I was in root's terminal.
modifikacecom 3 years ago
"sudo mount", not "mount". Unless its explicitly listed as user-mountable in /etc/fstab. See "man fstab", "man mount" for this.
lin545 3 years ago