Quantal 12.10 - how to mount at startup with the new naming system?

Hello, I am using Ubuntu 12.04.01 precise pangolin. I have an NTFS partition which I need every time I start Ubuntu. So can you help me to create a startup program for mounting it?

INFO:- It is located in /dev/sda5. I have tried creating a program using 'mount' on 'Startup Applications'.

Hello, I created encrypted partition on my Ubuntu 11.10. I followed these instructions http://blog.creonfx.com/linux/how-to...r-ubuntu-11-10

but it works little different then i wanted. It mounts the partition on boot. I don't need this. I need it is mounted when a user needs it.

Hey everyone, I don't think this is too difficult of an issue to fix, but for some reason after I installed Quantal, my Windows partition is mounting inside of the /media/myname/ folder rather than the /media/ folder. This is causing a lot of problems within my music library because a lot of my songs are stored on my windows partition.

I'm transitioning from Windows to Ubuntu and still have all my files on my Windows Vista partition. I am trying to mount the Windows Vista partition at startup.

I need to mount a partition on startup and have it as writeable. How do I do this?

On my HD I've four partitions

/ /home /opt swap

Three of them are working correctly. On the last boot I noticed the system was hanging..

I have an nfs share I'm trying to mount automatically at startup in ubuntu / xbmc

I have the following in /etc/fstab

nas:/mnt/raid /mnt/raid nfs noauto,rw,async

On startup the mount doesn't automatically occur.

If I issue a manual mount commant it works:

$ sudo mount -o noauto,rw,async -t nfs nas:/mnt/raid /mnt/raid

How can I get this mount to occur automatically on startup?

Looking for e

I have a MacBook and I installed Archlinux on a partition.

What I want to do is to mount automatically my Machintosh partition when Booting ArchLinux.

I added the following lines to /etc/fstab

/dev/sda2 /media/Machintosh hfsplus defaults 1 2

After rebooting, the partition was not mounted but I could mount it with the following command sudo mount /dev/sda2

How can I make ArchLinux moun

Hi,

I am installing a new RHEL 5 application server containing JBOSS along with other specific 3rd party applications.