if mount point does not exist then make it exist.
Code:
sudo mkdir -p /media/rex
sudo chmod 775 /media/rex
sudo mount /dev/sdxx /media/rex
or whatever you want to call it. xx = whatever dir/partition it is.
the 'Data' is the lable, that is what will show up in your file manager for that mount. If your user name is rex, then create a mount point in your home if this is what you are doing. In you home directory.
Code:
sudo mkdir -p data
sudo mount /dev/sda7 ~/data
I unmouted one of my partitions to show you in example here how to create mount point in ones home directory then mount it.
Code:
userx@voided.net:~
$ sudo umount /media/ntfs1
$ mkdir testy
$ sudo mount /dev/sda2 ~/testy
$ ls testy
'$RECYCLE.BIN'
CoverArt
Music
MusicList.m3u
done
