I am using Ubuntu Hardy on a Dell Inspiron 1525. I have an external 500G harddisk that has 5 partitions (both ext3 and FAT32). I usually connect it and the icons appear on the desktop and I never mount it using the mount command. I was wondering if it was possible to automatically mount it to mount points like /mnt/software, /mnt/movies, /mnt/music, etc.
So from Nautilus I tried experimenting with one of the partitions (ext3, 195G, options: rw, nosuid, relatime, data=ordered). I did a right-click and then went to Properties. The last tab was Volume. Here it listed the volume mount point, filesystem type and options and there I entered new options particularly the mount point.
Now when I plug the drive in, the partition that I edited doesn't show up. When I click on it from Nautilus and try to mount it, it gives me an error:
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mount point cannot contain the following characters: newline, G_DIR_SEPARATOR (usually /)
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I don't get any "Volume" options like I get with the other partitions. So I don't have a clue as to how to restore the original settings.
Can anyone tell me where and how can I get back my original partition settings?
Thanks in advance.