Windows partitions are automatically mounted on Ubuntu.

Save the following as/usr/sbin/autowinfs
Sudo gedit/usr/sbin/autowinfs

#! /Bin/sh
#
# Autowinfs auto mount Windows Disks
#
# Copyright (c) 2005 Jiahua Huang <jhuangjiahua@gmail.com>
# License: gplv2
#
#/Usr/bin/sutowinfs
# It is used to automatically mount Windows partitions on the machine and write to/etc/fstab
# February 18 14:06:12 CST 2005

Mkdir-P/Windows/
Rmdir/Windows/* 1>/dev/null

Grep-V '/Windows/'/etc/fstab>/etc/fstab. SWP

# This script is used in the locale of the UTF-8, if it is the locale of GBK, the following iocharset = utf8 to iocharset = cp936
# It is rare that a separate fdisk-l cannot list partitions, so remove/dev/[Hs] d [A-Z ].
# Fdisk-L/dev/[Hs] d [A-Z] | grep-e 'fat | NTFS '| cut-d'-F1 | cut-D /- f3 | while read wdisks
# Look For NTFS partitions. The auto of the new kernel seems to be a problem, so now we separate NTFs and VFST.
Fdisk-L/dev/[Hs] d [A-Z] | grep 'ntfs '| cut-d'-F1 | cut-D/-F3 | while read wdisks
Do echo "/dev/$ wdisks/Windows/$ wdisks NTFS auto, user, iocharset = utf8, umask = 0 0 0">/etc/fstab. SWP
Mkdir "/Windows/$ wdisks"
Done

Fdisk-L/dev/[Hs] d [A-Z] | grep 'fat' | cut-d'-F1 | cut-D/-F3 | while read wdisks
Do echo "/dev/$ wdisks/Windows/$ wdisks vfat auto, user, iocharset = utf8, umask = 0 0 0">/etc/fstab. SWP
Mkdir "/Windows/$ wdisks"
Done

MV/etc/fstab. SWP/etc/fstab

Mount-

Exit 0

Run the command again.
Sudo chmod + x/usr/sbin/autowinfs
Sudo/usr/sbin/autowinfs

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