Dolphin Home screen fails to identify HDs properly

Originally Posted by Crb999 === openSUSE Leap === uname -r = 4.12.14-lp151.28.7-default === VERSION ="15.1" === ID="opensuse-leap" === Dell OptiPlex 780 === X86-64 === Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 === Intel 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller === Intel Gigabit Ethernet Controller === Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q8400 @ 2.66GHz === 8Gb RAM === Intel SATA Controller [RAID mode] === 1 x 1Gb HD (Mirrored) === PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-219L === WLAN network interface I have two 1Gb disks mounted, one, alone in a mirrored set awaiting the addition of another. this drive has LEAP 15.1 installed and working. The second 1Gb drive is also mounted as a lone device. When I examine these disks with Dolphin, I am shown this. see jpeg. There seems to be a lot of 40 Gb partitions but nothing to identify with with disk they belong. Is it possible to rename these in a way that allows me to discriminate in this view? Regards Chris

When I have to use /etc/fstab for automount:

LABEL=Armazem1   /media/Armazem1    ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Sites      /media/Sites       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Works      /media/Works       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=XTudo      /media/XTudo       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux1     /media/Linux1      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux2     /media/Linux2      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux3     /media/Linux3      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux4     /media/Linux4      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux5     /media/Linux5      btrfs       defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux6     /media/Linux6      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux7     /media/Linux7      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux8     /media/Linux8      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Linux9     /media/Linux9      ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home1      /media/Home1       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home2      /media/Home2       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home3      /media/Home3       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home4      /media/Home4       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home5      /media/Home5       xfs         defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home6      /media/Home6       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home7      /media/Home7       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home8      /media/Home8       ext4        defaults,user    0   0
LABEL=Home9      /media/Home9       ext4        defaults,user    0   0

Originally Posted by Flavio R. Cavalcanti LABEL=Sites /media/Sites ext4 defaults,user 0 0

is functionally equal to

LABEL=Sites /media/Sites ext4 user 0 0

Defaults is just a placeholder, inert if and when any other option(s) is/are specified.

See man page for mount command. defaults is a "shortcut" for the options

rw,auto,dev,suid,nouser,exec,async and relatime ( I think that is all...)

Any option after defaults takes precedence, user i.e a regular user is allowed to mount this share where nouser does not.