Ubuntu does not show a hard drive partion, cannot open it
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My ubuntu running on 17.10 is not showing a partition present in my hard drive, the entire partition is missing when I look into 'Files' but shows on Gparted
The 128GB partition that is supposed to show up in files does not.
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My ubuntu running on 17.10 is not showing a partition present in my hard drive, the entire partition is missing when I look into 'Files' but shows on Gparted
The 128GB partition that is supposed to show up in files does not.
hard-drive filesystem
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
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asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
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Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Postsudo blkidandsudo cat /etc/fstaband we can take a look.
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
From the parted documentation ,diagflag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.
– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31
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My ubuntu running on 17.10 is not showing a partition present in my hard drive, the entire partition is missing when I look into 'Files' but shows on Gparted
The 128GB partition that is supposed to show up in files does not.
hard-drive filesystem
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
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asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
My ubuntu running on 17.10 is not showing a partition present in my hard drive, the entire partition is missing when I look into 'Files' but shows on Gparted
The 128GB partition that is supposed to show up in files does not.
hard-drive filesystem
hard-drive filesystem
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
1376
asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
1376
asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
1376
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
1376
edited Mar 20 at 14:25
Maki
1376
1376
asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
asked Mar 20 at 14:15
Abhiram Natarajan
1
1
Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Postsudo blkidandsudo cat /etc/fstaband we can take a look.
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
From the parted documentation ,diagflag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.
– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31
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Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Postsudo blkidandsudo cat /etc/fstaband we can take a look.
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
From the parted documentation ,diagflag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.
– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31
Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Post
sudo blkid and sudo cat /etc/fstab and we can take a look.– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Post
sudo blkid and sudo cat /etc/fstab and we can take a look.– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
From the parted documentation ,
diag flag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31
From the parted documentation ,
diag flag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31
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Edit: Found a workaround. Open the disks application, click on the partition and press the play button, it immediately gets mounted
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Edit: Found a workaround. Open the disks application, click on the partition and press the play button, it immediately gets mounted
answered Mar 20 at 14:26
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Edit: Found a workaround. Open the disks application, click on the partition and press the play button, it immediately gets mounted
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Edit: Found a workaround. Open the disks application, click on the partition and press the play button, it immediately gets mounted
answered Mar 20 at 14:26
Abhiram Natarajan
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Edit: Found a workaround. Open the disks application, click on the partition and press the play button, it immediately gets mounted
answered Mar 20 at 14:26
Abhiram Natarajan
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answered Mar 20 at 14:26
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Sounds like you may have made an edit of /etc/fstab and removed the mount that occurs at system boot time. Post
sudo blkidandsudo cat /etc/fstaband we can take a look.– heynnema
Mar 20 at 15:16
From the parted documentation ,
diagflag indicates that a partition can be used as a diagnostics. I would suggest that you remove the flag.– daumie
Mar 20 at 17:31