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I'm going to assume you have the correct partition and your username is michael (mentioned earlier).
Note down the "UUID".Code:$ mkdir /home/michael/SteamLibrary/ # mkfs.ext4 -L steamlinux /dev/nvme1n1p2 # cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bkp_2024-10-03 # blkid /dev/nvme1n1p2
The above ran but gave no output. NO UUID!!!
I'd love to give you a copy+paste into your terminal so you don't have to manually edit the next bit, but I'll probably forget an escape character here, a closing quote there... So I won't risk that.
Now you find where the UUID or "/dev/nvme1n1p2" is listed. Search with ctrl+w. Delete a line by pressing ctrl+k. There should only be one mention of it. Save with ctrl+o and exit with ctrl+x.Code:# nano /etc/fstab
I ran the command just as you gave it. No output at all. Was there supposed to be some?
My original volume and name are there. No signs of any change. And when I did the $ mount /home/michael/SteamLibary it said can't find in /etc/fstab. And as always when I access the mounted volume it is readonly.Next (I can give you a copy+paste):
And that's it. It should show up in your file manager within a second or two. If not, just run:Code:# echo "LABEL=steamlinux /home/michael/SteamLibrary/ ext4 defaults,user,exec 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
You should be able to mount/unmount as a normal user from you file manager. If it requests the root password to mount, it'll only be this time. After each subsequent boot it'll be automatically mountedCode:$ mount /home/michael/SteamLibrary