Automounting drives on a Linux system using GNOME is an efficient way to ensure your external storage is readily accessible on boot. This guide simplifies the process of automounting drives, enabling ...

Mounting and unmounting drives using both the terminal and the GUI is an essential Linux skill. In this article, we show how to do this and how to work with ISO image files.

A SATA drive will only let you have a maximum of four partitions for example, and you will also need to create a small swap partition. When you come to install a Linux distro, make sure you select ...

5 Linux commands for managing external drives - and how I use them If you need to attach external drives to your Linux system (s), you'll want to know these commands.

it's too late now, but during setup,I just specified the mount point for my Win2k NTFS partition (/ntfs) so I can share 10G + of MP3s with Linux.

The available space on your PC's storage drive can be divided into separate blocks, or "partitions," but how do you do it and is it a good idea?

With Linux you have a number of ways to add encryption to your servers and desktops. One of the more secure routes is encrypting an entire partition (as opposed to folder-level encryption).