Ferroto

If adding entries to your using fstab you should probably use UUID's instead of device names.

To get the UUID type sudo blkid | grep /dev/sdb2 where /dev/sdb2 is replaced with your partition name. This should give you the UUID for your partition.

Then you can make an entry into your fstab that looks like this.

#/dev/sdb2
UUID=6CE0B016E0AFE514   /mnt/Disk_2     ntfs            rw,relatime     0       0

The reason you want to use UUID's is because the device name /dev/sda, /dev/sdb etc... can change but the UUID of your partition stays the same.

My grandma is late "Greatest Generation" early "Silent Generation" and turns 100 this year.

That's it Son of Anton is banned.

Burn oil to pump oil Burn oil to refine oil Burn oil to ship oil So we can burn oil at home.

I was green for awhile but after booting windows for the first time in 4 months to use a scanner it started syncing my files with one drive without my permission (I never set this up). I did a hard shutdown and that was it.

I would rather rip out a molar then boot windows on bare hardware again.

THIS. If you want your voice to be heard, the primaries are where it's at.

Yea but Garak has personality and personality goes a long way.

If you were to ask me a year ago I'd tell you that HDD's would be the next dead storage medium but now SSD's cost more then I spent on my rig and HDD's are pushing 140 TB's

Now I see why Australia fought and lost a war against them.

pop... pop pop da pop. BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Phone starts ringing

As a linux user myself (arch) I wish the community would just pick a package manager and stick with it.

Wow this might just turn Elon Musk into a millionaire.