How to get a drive mounted at startup?

[DarcSceptor]

My second drive just is not getting loaded and I have to manually mount it at startup.
I saw one thread but it used Disks sigh so that wasn’t any help. It also said if you format to btrfs (which my drive is formatted as) it would be magically auto mounted at startup.

Well…1) this was formatted as btrfs. 2) this does not auto load 3) I cannot find much of any useful videos for anything under Bazzite.

So, please, how do I auto-mount my Nvm2 drive?

[jechton]

KDE partition manager also has auto-mount settings, since you don’t want to use Gnome Disks. There’s a guide on this very forum

KDE Partition Manager Auto-Mount Guide

[KDE] This is pre-installed on KDE images. Instructions [KDE Partition Manager] [Do not check the boxes!] Open KDE Partition Manager Locate the disk and partition you want to mount Right click on the partition and click “Edit Mount Point” Select “Identify by: UUID” (This will guarantee you mount THIS partition instead of a different one if the device nodes change for some reason) Select a mounting path (You would want to use /var/mnt/games or something similar for permanent mounts) Untick …

[DarcSceptor]

Actually I would RATHER use Disks instead of KDE Partition Manager. With Disks I just select the partition, pull up properties, and uncheck the top checkbox. When it comes to providing addresses or mount locations into an empty textbox without help or assistance kinda sucks to me.

[mel226]

Just confirming, you’ve followed the steps listed here, right? Auto-Mounting Secondary Drives - Bazzite Documentation

[DarcSceptor]

Ever since I first began this conversation I got an update for my system and KDE Partition Manager is replaced with Disks. As such I was able to do what I needed.