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Thread: How to see non Ubuntu partitions on hard drive


i have multi boot pc. ubuntu on 1 of partitions , has no free space. have partition on hard drive. how can see other partition copy files it?

have tried:
df -h
shows me:
/dev/sda2

know ubuntu in second partition.
tried
cd /dev/
says cd command not found.
it's running ver. 7.1

thanks,

docfxit

you need mount them first. there various ways mount partitions

btw cd command is

code:
 $ cd /dev $ ls
alternatively, grab uuid partition, add fstab , mount on boot up.

first you're going want make mount directory preferably in /media. in /mnt preference.
ill use /media mount point /windows adsda

1:
code:
$ sudo mkdir /media/windows
2:
code:
$ sudo blkid

3:copy uuid in quotation marks of partition want mount.

4:
code:
$ sudo gedit /ect/fstab
5:add line
code:
#windows partition  uuid=insert uuid                     /media/windows      ntfs  defaults,umask=007,gid=46 0 0
6:save,exit or go terminal press ctrl+c

7:
code:
$ sudo reboot


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