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Copy the resultant UUID (for your disk) and then open fstab for editing (note I'm using vim here but use whatever editor you prefer):
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sudo nanovim /etc/fstab |
You want to add an entry for the UUID and mount point. Below is an example of an fstab file with an entry added for the mount above:
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We always want to test the fstab before rebooting (an incorrect fstab can render a disk unbootable). To test do:
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sudofindmnt mount --averify |
check the last line for errors. Warnings can help in improving your fstabIf nothing is returned (e.g. no errors) then you should be good to go.
Unmounting drive with umount
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