Help Me
I want Kingston USB storage to be mounted to a folder on desktop automatically........
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please use useful thread titles and provide enough information for us to help you. What distro and desktop are you using for a start?
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The basic fact that you're posting a question signifies that you need help. That is well established.
In your terminal, type Code:
man mount It's a very well written man page. To be of further assistance to you... in you terminal, as root, type Code:
mount [your device] [where you want it mounted] Maybe use ubuntu. They will do that for you automatically. [Also I noticed that the Second poster didn't much seem concerned with lending a resolution. If it is discouraged to give a malformed thread this much attention please let me know. maybe pm.] |
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Note the timing: The first response is 4 minutes after the thread was opened. The lack of any followup after almost 4 hours suggests that we may not hear from this person again. Quote:
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whilst it's very simple to mount a deice with the mount command, if it's not conducive to obtaining the actual desired end result, in this specific instance it would most likely have a negative impact mentioning it at all. |
Well... I appreciate your replies and thoroughness. And to keep from footing my mouth further
I'll just say Thank you. You're doing a great job. |
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