Auto Mounting External


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In linux to open files outside your /home directory, you need to be root. To open the file with the proper permissions, in the terminal type "gksudo /etc/fstab" (without quotations) and type your password when prompted. Then you should be able to add that line to the bottom of your file. After that you'll be set. :)
The only user is still just a user.

You need to open that file as root, or use sudo to tell Linux to authorize you to execute that command as root.

sudo gedit /etc/fstab

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Sorry mate. I still have to log-in to access the external. And no auto-mount.

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