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Ubuntu from the begining used uuid as an identification in fstab mount point. Every partition has its own unique uuid. Uuid is Universally Unique Identifier. DIfferent with other linux distros that still using sda/ hda identifier. We can find out the uuid in the /etc/fstab for each partition the ubuntu mount. But of course there [...]
these all information i got from http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html written by nana langsted. remind me of someone. fstab is a configuration file that instruct the lilo on booting, to mount devices somewhere. so we can access that device when running linux. you can also learn about mount in www.tuxfiles.org anyway this is how to edit it in [...]
here are what i do #mkdir /mnt/dataku #the directory where i m gonna put my access to windows #mount /dev/hda5 /mnt/dataku #nano /etc/fstab # edit the fstab, u may write this down /dev/hda5 /mnt/dataku vfat defaults,user,umask=0 0 0 #user means all user can access. the type of window ntfs is vfat #mount /dev/hda5 #re-mounting
