Ubuntu Linux Yong-Suk (Mount) points

In general, we would like to install a partition solution that uses the Mount command because I want/dev/sda3 to install/media/aborn/data by using the following command

sudo mount/dev/sda3  /media/aborn/data

But the bad thing about this approach is that the machine is restarted and has to be mounted manually and again.

Then, the way to mount the partition permanently is to change the partition file/etc/fstab

My partition file/etc/fstab such as the following:

First we get the UUID to the/dev/sda3 partition, using the following command:

sudo blkid/dev/sda3

The results are as follows:

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We then add a line to the format in the/etc/fstab file, such as the following:

Uuid=904c23b64c23964e/media/aborn/data NTFS defaults        0       2

The first column is the UUID, the second column is the Mount folder (the folder must be an empty folder), and the third column is the file system type. The last column is the number of references, and the fifth column 0 means no backup, the final one must be 2 or 0 (unless the boot partition is 1)

Finally/etc/fstab content such as the following:

Finally, use the command mount-a to see if it is successful:

aborn-lisp# mount-a

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Ubuntu Linux Yong-Suk (Mount) points