How to add storage to your Linux system @linuxdabbler
How to add storage to your Linux system  @linuxdabbler
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This is a quick video about how to add a drive to your Linux system and have it mount upon boot.

Commands used:
lsblk - lists block devices
sudo blkid - gets UUID (unique universal identifier) for drives
vim /etc/fstab - edit the filesystem table
sudo mount -a - mounts all devices attached to system (to check for errors)

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