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If you have other partitions than just the linux partitions in your computer, you will sometimes need to
automount them at startup, for showing up on your conky config, or continuing a torrent download ..
etc. With the old releases of Ubuntu and Linux Mint, the common advice you will find is to use pysdm, a
GUI tool, to automount the partitions. However, since Ubuntu 12.10, pysdm has been removed from
the repositories so I will teach you a trick to automount partitions without installing anything.
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First you need to find out the uuid (universally unique identifier) of the partitions you want to automount.
To do so, you can use the following command:
ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
Now you have the uuid of the partitions in your computer. To automount, for example the sd8 partition,
you just need to add the following command into the startup applications:
/usr/bin/udisks --mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/500D4BE5454B55ED
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