Every time I need to use a command to mount an external hard disk in WSL
I am using Ubuntu 18.10 in WSL in Windows 10. Whenever I open a Linux terminal with an external hard disk I need to use a command to mount the hard drive in the terminal. If I do not use the sudo command to mount the hard drive I cannot enter the hard drive directory.
Is there any solution for this. Please help me with this.
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I am using Ubuntu 18.10 in WSL in Windows 10. Whenever I open a Linux terminal with an external hard disk I need to use a command to mount the hard drive in the terminal. If I do not use the sudo command to mount the hard drive I cannot enter the hard drive directory.
Is there any solution for this. Please help me with this.
command-line mount hard-drive windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
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asked Jan 20 at 1:41
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– wjandrea
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You might find something helpful here Automount additonal filesystems from fstab
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I am using Ubuntu 18.10 in WSL in Windows 10. Whenever I open a Linux terminal with an external hard disk I need to use a command to mount the hard drive in the terminal. If I do not use the sudo command to mount the hard drive I cannot enter the hard drive directory.
Is there any solution for this. Please help me with this.
command-line mount hard-drive windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
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asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
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I am using Ubuntu 18.10 in WSL in Windows 10. Whenever I open a Linux terminal with an external hard disk I need to use a command to mount the hard drive in the terminal. If I do not use the sudo command to mount the hard drive I cannot enter the hard drive directory.
Is there any solution for this. Please help me with this.
command-line mount hard-drive windows-subsystem-for-linux
command-line mount hard-drive windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
23.5k666103
asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
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edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
23.5k666103
asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
1
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
23.5k666103
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
23.5k666103
edited Jan 20 at 8:49
dessert
23.5k666103
23.5k666103
asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
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asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
1
asked Jan 20 at 1:41
whoamiwhoami
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1
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– wjandrea
Jan 20 at 2:19
You might find something helpful here Automount additonal filesystems from fstab
– steeldriver
Jan 20 at 3:29
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– wjandrea
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You might find something helpful here Automount additonal filesystems from fstab
– steeldriver
Jan 20 at 3:29
You might find something helpful here Automount additonal filesystems from fstab
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