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-Having created a partition, formatted it and mounted it, the mounting temporary and will be lost upon reboot. To mount it at boot we can do the following:+Having created a partition, formatted it and mounted it, the mounting is temporary and will be lost upon reboot. To mount it at boot we can do the following:
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     Here we can see the uid for pi is 1000 (I am assuming you are using the pi account)     Here we can see the uid for pi is 1000 (I am assuming you are using the pi account)
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-Lets create a mount point and call it NewDisk  +    Lets create a mount point and call it NewDisk  
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     sudo mkdir /mydisk    <-- This creates a mount point (a folder) to mount our disk, the folder is called mydisk     sudo mkdir /mydisk    <-- This creates a mount point (a folder) to mount our disk, the folder is called mydisk
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     To Mount the Disk     To Mount the Disk
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     sudo mount /dev/sda1 /NewDisk    <--- bear in mind that your disk might not be sda1     sudo mount /dev/sda1 /NewDisk    <--- bear in mind that your disk might not be sda1
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