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How do I get a drive to mount during boot (during boot, not after like FUSE does it) without having to look up the command to get the drive's UUID, look up the
by HideousKojima 2y ago
How do I get a drive to mount during boot (during boot, not after like FUSE does it) without having to look up the command to get the drive's UUID, look up the syntax for a new fstab entry, and edit fstab manually?
A few distros/DEs have straightforward ways to do this with a GUI but there's no universal solution, and this is something almost anyone using Linux for a home media server is going to run into.
- o11c 2y agoBoth GNOME and KDE have GUI disk/partition managers in their control panels. If you aren't using one of the big two, it's your own fault (or the fault of whoever sweet-talked you into trying their non-mainstream DE).
- HideousKojima 2y agoIt isn't sweet-talking, it's using XFCE because it's a weak little machine that lags like hell if I use KDE or Gnome.