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I am wondering if all I need to do is add the disks to the fstab (Ubuntu 12.04LTS desktop)
They are both 1 TB internal hard drives
This site has my text going bold like crazy formatting



using sudo gedit /etc/fstab to get into the file to modify what drives mount on the boot



original fstab



proc            /proc           proc    nodev,noexec,nosuid 0       0
UUID=77d01510-9a51-4818-850c-da05654442f7 / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1

UUID=43ebb068-1983-45a4-b2b7-303caec17d16 none swap sw 0 0


The changed being



proc            /proc           proc    nodev,noexec,nosuid 0       0
UUID=77d01510-9a51-4818-850c-da05654442f7 / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1

UUID=43ebb068-1983-45a4-b2b7-303caec17d16 none swap sw 0 0

UUID=77d01510-9a51-4818-850c-da05654442f7 /media/1.0Ubuntu ext4 defaults 0 1

UUID=7CB810DBB810962C /media/New Volume ntfs default 0 1


UUID from blkid and mount pt from disk utility
in case anyone is using this. dump is for archiving so I left at 0 and pass is a disk check (found on wikipedia) so i put 2 so it checks after the root. defaults was just to fill the options.


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Automounting at boot is a question of modifying the fstab file.



My experience with Precise is that you may use the UUID but the drive gets two entries in Nautilus devices list. When I changed to /dev/sdb* it worked flawlessly.


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