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docs/guides/secondary-drives.md

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 title: Auto-Mounting Secondary Drives
 description: Make your secondary drives connected to your device automatically mount on startup!
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 ## Preliminary Warnings
 
 **This is an edited version of the [Bazzite documentation](https://docs.bazzite.gg/Advanced/Auto-Mounting_Secondary_Drives/).**
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 Drive directories should be **lowercase** with **no spaces** for best practice.
 
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 You can make a directory in `/var/mnt/` by opening a host terminal and **entering this command in a host terminal**:
 
 ```command
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 The drive will now be mounted in a directory known as `data`.
 
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 #### Permissions for the drive
 
 ```command
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 ## Graphical User Interface (GUI) Methods for Auto-Mounting
 
 Do not set up auto-mount, unmount then format a drive! It can confuse the software you are configuring drives with. Instead, **remove the auto-mount first before formatting the drive**.
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 ## Instructions
 
 1.  Open KDE Partition Manager