"1" added to my disk name | Linux Mint Community🍵 | Page 1

acoustic stratus Dec 21, 2023, 1:29 AM

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Go in Disks program

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select the disk, and specifically its data partition

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right click and edit filesystem

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rename the filesystem to how it was

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ie- changing the label

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then go into /etc/fstab file (make a backup of it first!)

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see if the same UUID (drive identifier) shows up twice. Get rid of one of the duplicates if so.

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(will need to be in sudo xed or sudo (whatever text editor u use)

acoustic stratus Dec 21, 2023, 4:58 AM

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that's why

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cuz it's mounting in /media as a removable device

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if it's a drive that stays put, (internal) it should be added to fstab

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then it mounts like dev/sdb or dev/nvmen0

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etc

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YouTube

Joe Collins

In this video we look at the process of adding a new hard drive to an existing Linux System.

Check out http://www.ezeelinux.com for more about Linux.

▶ Play video

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this guy explains it well, and concisely

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in ur case u can make a folder in ur /home folder called Storage, and edit fstab like he shows exactly in the video to mountpoint /home/you/Storage/

acoustic stratus Dec 21, 2023, 7:01 AM

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no

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