Linux boot automatically mounts windows partitions

Blkid viewing UUID
As follows
PS: or use Uuidgen "device" to view the UUID of a specific device
[Email protected]:~$ sudo blkid
[sudo] password for reddusty:
/dev/sda1:label= "m-om-5m-mm-3m-1m-#M-am-t" uuid= "Ee29-31f5" type= "Vfat" partlabel= "EFI system Partition" Partuuid= " EF35AFCA-2897-4168-9CF0-B47FFA6687A1 "
/dev/sda2:partlabel= "Microsoft reserved Partition" partuuid= "b08ce421-4ba6-4a4b-b679-ffb3cae0a21d"
/dev/sda3:uuid= "2cf2d8d4f2d8a2fe" type= "NTFS" partlabel= "Basic data Partition" Partuuid= " 2d2d63ed-a9b1-4426-9408-547347e0829d "
/dev/sda4:uuid= "111309C6111309C6" type= "NTFS" partlabel= "Basic data Partition" Partuuid= " 78222929-9817-11e4-82b5-18cf5eaa0df9 "
/dev/sda5:uuid= "a44ab6ba4ab68896" type= "NTFS" partlabel= "Basic data Partition" Partuuid= " B62878CE-DB8F-4E2F-B1AA-BB902B24DC6C "
/dev/sda6:uuid= "0b9b182d0b9b182d" type= "NTFS" partuuid= "0B9E6FAB-A18B-11E4-8256-18CF5EAA0DF9"
/dev/sda7:uuid= "be6a3012-8c95-466e-9f84-fb2b90ee197d" type= "Ext4" partuuid= "1c32d779-65fc-4e67-8043-afa24e0bee80 "
/dev/sda8:uuid= "401e53d0-f5c8-41a2-9066-bb4ca1844f8a" type= "swap" partuuid= "ebec19c0-2767-41b2-b93e-2389acdeafa0 "
/dev/sda9:uuid= "7aca3630-797c-4227-b8de-fc1c8014bb17" type= "Ext4" partuuid= "fe8c7cb9-2689-4f66-b015-819db6dea3d1 "

Modify the/etc/fstab file
View the UUID below this folder
The original is as follows

#/etc/fstab:static File System information.
#
# use ' Blkid ' to print the universally unique identifier for a
# device; This is used with uuid= as a more robust-to name devices
# that works even if disks is added and removed. See Fstab (5).
#
# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
#/was ON/DEV/SDA7 during installation
UUID=BE6A3012-8C95-466E-9F84-FB2B90EE197D/EXT4 Errors=remount-ro 0 1
#/boot/efi was on/dev/sda1 during installation
Uuid=ee29-31f5/boot/efi VFAT Defaults 0 1
#/Home was on/dev/sda9 during installation
Uuid=7aca3630-797c-4227-b8de-fc1c8014bb17/home EXT4 Defaults 0 2
# Swap was on/dev/sda8 during installation
uuid=401e53d0-f5c8-41a2-9066-bb4ca1844f8a None swap SW 0 0

After modification

#/etc/fstab:static File System information.
#
# use ' Blkid ' to print the universally unique identifier for a
# device; This is used with uuid= as a more robust-to name devices
# that works even if disks is added and removed. See Fstab (5).
#
# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
#/was ON/DEV/SDA7 during installation
UUID=BE6A3012-8C95-466E-9F84-FB2B90EE197D/EXT4 Errors=remount-ro 0 1
#/boot/efi was on/dev/sda1 during installation
Uuid=ee29-31f5/boot/efi VFAT Defaults 0 1
#/Home was on/dev/sda9 during installation
Uuid=7aca3630-797c-4227-b8de-fc1c8014bb17/home EXT4 Defaults 0 2
# Swap was on/dev/sda8 during installation
uuid=401e53d0-f5c8-41a2-9066-bb4ca1844f8a None swap SW 0 0

#在这里添加 UUID corresponds to the uuid of your Windows partition

#/media/reddusty/c is the mount point followed by the format behind the default can be
UUID=2CF2D8D4F2D8A2FE/MEDIA/REDDUSTY/C NTFS defaults 0 0
uuid=111309c6111309c6/media/reddusty/d NTFS defaults 0 0
uuid=a44ab6ba4ab68896/media/reddusty/e NTFS defaults 0 0
uuid=0b9b182d0b9b182d/media/reddusty/f NTFS defaults 0 0

Linux boot automatically mounts windows partitions