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Automatic disk mounting at linux startup

Filed in General, 05/12/2010, 14:38 by , ,

It’s really useful to have disk mounted at startup. Searching in manual informations about configuring /etc/fstab file is some kind of solution , but i’m lazy and would like to have copy&paste solution.
I have found useful software to easily configure /etc/fstab, it’s called pysdm.
You can install it by typing in console:

sudo apt-get install pysdm

In result of using pysdm you get sth similar to:

proc               /proc        proc  nodev,noexec,nosuid         0  0
UUID=862f4543-b281-43f7-8de4-724b5c9714ba  /            ext4  errors=remount-ro     0  1
UUID=7b1604e4-402a-4d72-89a8-81582f266a96  none      swap  sw
/dev/sdb6      /media/x  ntfs  defaults	0  0
/dev/sdb7      /media/y  ntfs  defaults  0  0
/dev/sda6      /media/e  ntfs  defaults  0  0
/dev/sda5      /media/d  ntfs  defaults  0  0