Permanently Mount Drives - PySDM - Ubuntu 9.10

Storage Device Manager

Start over:
sudo gedit /etc/fstab

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Permanently
• Mount
• Drives
• PySDM
• Ubuntu
• 9.10
• linux
• fstab
• auto
• mount
• on
• startup
• bootup
• partition
• storage
• device
• manager

[orlcam88]

Thanks man! You made something that "appeared" overwhelming seem simple.

[gotbletu]

@orlcam88 haha no probs, you're welcome

[chiavone84]

I had some problems with the automounting, so i edited Fstab just as you described it, but now when i restarted PYSDM there are no partition (except for swap), what should i do?

[jaredultimatum]

Thanks this video helped alot.

[Jeahavee]

This is so important to get working with 11.04

[gotbletu]

@TatsuJB u need to allow permissions i believe, watch v=k2AyroXHTSI

[TatsuJB]

@gotbletu I don't understand how to use it yet, I understand it's supposed to be faster but whenever I format to ext4, I can't put anything on the drive.

[gotbletu]

@TatsuJB Cool, yea might as well go ext4 if u plan on using linux

[TatsuJB]

@gotbletu dude, I figured it out, I installed mountmanager, wich is better, I unmounted all drives and fstab could show up then I found another thread of a guy who put "vfat iocharset=utf8,umask=000 0 0" and had root privelages again... it worked!! I'm tring to get at using EXT4 for storage, do you think it's a no-go? Cuz' my fat formatting says it 32-bit read, wich I dislike...