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| mounting_university_drives_on_linux_at_boot-time [2024/07/25 12:26] – [Mounting U and X drives automatically on Linux at boot-time] ac1mde | mounting_university_drives_on_linux_at_boot-time [2024/07/25 15:45] (current) – [Mounting U and X drives automatically on Linux at boot-time] ac1mde | ||
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| - | To tell the system to mount these at boot-time, it's necessary to edit the file system table. Before doing this, find out your uid and gid values, using the " | + | To tell the system to mount these at boot-time, it's necessary to edit the file system |
| - | Also, if you haven' | + | Also, if you haven' |
| - | and look in the " | + | (see the section "View University Storage Information" |
| Then edit: | Then edit: | ||
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| * Ac1xxx with your //ITS// username, | * Ac1xxx with your //ITS// username, | ||
| * the uid and gid with your own, so it the shares can be mounted in your home directory, | * the uid and gid with your own, so it the shares can be mounted in your home directory, | ||
| - | * and "your_username" | + | * and <your_username> with your //local// username |
| One this is set up, reboot, log in, and the U and X drives should be available in your home directory. | One this is set up, reboot, log in, and the U and X drives should be available in your home directory. | ||
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