Ext3/Ext4 are Linux specific file systems. In order to mount them permanently, follow the steps below.
1. Find the UUID of your intended partition.
Find your intended partition and copy the UUID (without quotes).
2. Edit /etc/fstab
Paste this text at the end of that file.
Where <uuid> is the UUID we copied from the blkid command. /place/to/mount is the mount directory. ext4 is the filesystem.
Save and close this file.
3. Test your mounts.
This should mount your drive.
4. chown
Where <username> is your username and /place/to/mount is the mount directory.
Hopefully, your shares will be mounted automatically on a reboot and you will be the owner.
Enjoy!
1. Find the UUID of your intended partition.
sudo blkid
Find your intended partition and copy the UUID (without quotes).
2. Edit /etc/fstab
gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
Paste this text at the end of that file.
UUID=<uuid> /place/to/mount ext4 defaults 0 2
Where <uuid> is the UUID we copied from the blkid command. /place/to/mount is the mount directory. ext4 is the filesystem.
Save and close this file.
3. Test your mounts.
sudo mount -a
This should mount your drive.
4. chown
sudo chown <username>:<username> /place/to/mount
Where <username> is your username and /place/to/mount is the mount directory.
Hopefully, your shares will be mounted automatically on a reboot and you will be the owner.
Enjoy!
