The idea is to mount by changing the / etc / fstab to achieve file
Fill in the relevant information at the end of the file, it is possible to achieve power on automatically mount.
The so-called information there (6):
<File System> <Mount Point> <type> <Options> <the dump> <Pass> (mount partition the UUID) (mount point, habitual / mnt) (partition type) (setting the relevant, normally default Defaults) ( no backup, generally 0, which means no backup) (no self-test is generally 0 indicates no self-test)
Example:
Well I want to think hard to mount after where you only need to check the partition UUID and the partition type you want to mount
command:
View the partition name
sudo fdisk -l
View UUID & type
sudo blkid
Mount general are habitual # linux mount to / mnt years, but this is not mandatory. You can actually mount to go elsewhere. Ubuntu graphical interface default mount / meida in