Mounting Partition under Ubuntu
Swapnil Bhartiya
swapnil.bhartiya at gmail.com
Tue Mar 13 15:53:54 UTC 2012
Hello,
I am triple booting my machine and have openSUSE, Ubuntu and Windows
(for emergency) on the same machine. I had to format one partition due
to some reason. I did it using Windows. Now, when Ubuntu boots its
throws that message about partition not found hit M for manual and S for
skipping. Under openSUSE I just opened the Yast Expert Partitioner and
remounted the partition. There is no such option under Ubuntu where I
can create a mount point for it so that it mounts the partition when the
system boots. The reason I need this is I am using Dropbox where the
folder it is synced to is inside that partition and since it doesn't
find that partition at boot it gives error and I have to go through DB
settings every single time.
Question: Is there any GUI based solution under Ubuntu like SUSE's
expert partitioner which allows a user to recreate or mount partitions
which stays after reboot?
Best
Swapnil
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