Automounting drives
Ok evidently I can't just right click on the drive and pick Format in file explorer.
Hsince the guide is not complete (other than the KDE portion) i will just screenshot it and put it here
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EI appreciate it. When I right click I can mount and unmount not "Edit mount points" so I'll have to play around with it. Thank you.
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EXT4:
NTFS:
since you will need these options
noatime,lazytime,commit=120,discard=async,compress-force=zstd:3,space_cache=v2,nofail,subvol=/EXT4:
defaults,noatime,errors=ro,nofailNTFS:
defaults,noatime,nofailsince you will need these options
Hyou need to unmount first
ERight as I said that I see I use the KDR Partition tool
EOk, here I go. Thanks.
Hthe guide is a bit rough and will need some touch ups
Halso sorry it is a lot to read, we just dont want to risk users breaking anything or accidentally delete something they do not want to. so we try to be as verbose as possible
ESure. I unmounted the SSD. I clicked on the bar and found the mount edit point. Identify by UUID, then I'm selecting a path.. which I don't comprehend what the window's equivalent is but I select MNT, and try to create a subfolder and I don't have permission to do so.
Hdont set path to /mnt
Hmake sure you make a folder like we say inside /mnt
Hlike /mnt/games
Hor /mnt/disk1
Hand use that folder as the path 
EI select mnt, says /mnt at the bottom. Then I click New Folder and it says I don't have permission to create that folder. I'm in an account - I didn't check to create root access when I did setup. Could that be it? /mnt is italic as well. Some of these things like sys or sysroot are not. srv, sbin, mnt are. Not sure what the relevance is.
EActually there are two mnt, one at the top and one at the bottom of the list. I don't get it but I'm rolling with it.
EThe other one is /var/mnt
Hread the guide
Hyou need to make the folder using the terminal right now sadly
H/mnt/var/mnt are the same folder, /mnt/var/mntH
EJust typed cd /mnt on that one
Emaking my way down
Hok
EI'm going to type exactly what is here. I'm quickly learning anything deeper than install app from discovery store thing is a little out of my depth in Linux. lol
Hwell you can replace
data1 in the mkdir command with whatever foldername you wantHsince that is where you will be mounting the disk to
EDo I use $USER:$USER or is that a placeholder for something else
Hthose are variables
Hit will automatically translate to your username
EOk cool
Hyou can check it with
echo $USEREOk, I put cd /mnt it changed to my username mnt in the brackets. I typed the other two lines and it didn't say anything or change what was in the brackets so hopefully that worked.
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lsls -laOk, cool. have a "ssd" and "hdd" subfolder in there it looks like
Eunder /mnt
Hyep
Ethey are in blue after doing ls
Hare they owned by you?
Hthats the most important part
Hshould have your username mentioned 2 times if they are owned by you
Hls -la
[endofturn@fedora mnt]$ ls -latotal 0
drwxr-xr-x. 1 root root 12 Feb 13 02:55 .
dr-xr-xr-x. 1 root root 46 Feb 13 01:58 ..
drwxr-xr-x. 1 endofturn endofturn 0 Feb 13 02:55 hdd
drwxr-xr-x. 1 endofturn endofturn 0 Feb 13 02:52 ssd
ELooks like it
Hyep
