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   Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 16:13:22 +0100   
   From: "Dirk T. Verbeek"    
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   Subject: Re: Mounting Hard disks in Dapper   
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   runnerup schreef:   
   > Hi all   
   >    
   > Yes, I am a noobie too and an oldie. Worked with MS since day 1.   
   > Tried Linux a few years ago - gave up due to insufficient time.   
   > Have successfully installed Dapper with services all running OK.   
   >    
   > One thing puzzles me though:   
   > How do I keep my (internal) HDs mounted ?   
   > Everytime I boot this PC I have to go to the Disk Manager and point to the   
   > mount point for each disk and then click on "enable" before I can see my   
   > files.   
   >    
   > How do I have to set up the system so that Dapper will auto-mount my   
   > hardware when I boot ?   
   >    
   > Your help is much appreciated, as I am sure its out there somewhere.   
   >    
   > Franz   
   I see there are already some hints in the right direction.   
   So to complete it this is part of my fstab that does auto mount the    
   drive/partitions including Windows C: on boot up:   
   # /etc/fstab: static file system information.   
   #   
   #                   
   proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0   
   # /dev/hda4   
   UUID=0c55bc2c-2fd8-4628-93e7-de01d381ec3b /               ext3    
   defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1   
   # /dev/hda2   
   UUID=2f2566f6-b3f8-4cd7-8973-5646112ebee4 /boot           ext3    
   defaults        0       2   
   # /dev/hda1   
   UUID=8A10DEE210DED473 /media/hda1     ntfs    
   defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46 0       1   
   # /dev/hda3   
   UUID=8dfe2515-c7cb-4f74-8f1c-73a934a3cd60 none            swap    sw    
              0       0   
   /dev/hdc        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       0   
      
      
   /dev/hda1 is the Windows C: drive.   
   All partitions are named with their UUID code, of recent that's the    
   Ubuntu way but you can without problems replace it with the commented    
   out (#) /dev/hd** as it used to be.   
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