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Merayu Hardy Heron untuk auto-mount disk

Kalau anda adalah pengguna ubuntu yang berpindah dari ubuntu sebelumnya ke Hardy, maka ada satu hal yang berbeda yang ada di Hardy. Ketika anda masuk ke sistem, hard disk yang terpasang di komputer anda tidak akan di-mount secara otomatis. Agar bisa ter-mount, cara manual yang bisa anda tempuh adalah dengan pergi ke --> Places --> Computer, kemudian nge-klik disk satu demi satu.

Tapi, tentu saja hal ini repot sekali, kan? Oleh karena itu, lebih baik kita set untuk automount. Ini dia caranya:

- ketikkan di terminal: $sudo blkid, perintah ini akan menampilkan id disk dan tipenya.
- buka tab terminal baru, kemudian ketikkan: $sudo gedit /etc/fstab
- buatlah beberapa folder baru di bawah folder /media untuk penamaan disk-disk yang akan kita mount nanti. Misalkan: /media/disk-0, kemudian /media/disk-1, dan sebagainya
- tambahkan disk-disk yang akan di-mount dengan format penulisan sbb:
UUID=NUMBER_ID /media/FOLDER_MOUNT TIPE defaults,umask=007,gid=46 0 0

Keterangan:
NUMBER_ID menunjukkan id disk
FOLDER_MOUNT menunjukkan nama disk setelah di-mount
TIPE menunjukkan tipe file sistemnya (VFAT? NTFS? --> dilihat di blkid)

umask adalah setting untuk permissionnya. 007 menunjukkan bahwa pemilik dan member group yang lain dapat mengakses, tapi tidak yang lain.
gid adalah singkatan dari group ID. bisa berupa angka, bisa juga berupa kata (mis: root, mahasiswa, praktikan, dll). Nilai 46 menunjukkan group root.

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