Disk Auto Mount Generator

How to use

1. Define your service description

   For example: Disk Auto Mount Service

   Make it short and clear.

2. Get the UUID of your disk

   Run the command lsblk -f

   Look for the disk you want to mount.

   Copy the target disk UUID.

   For example: UUID=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

3. Define your mount path

   Preferably create a folder in root, like /data, and mount the disk in sub-folders.

   For example: /data/disk-1

4. Define your disk type

   For example: ext4 or xfs

5. Generate your mount file

   Click on Generate and wait for the result.

   You can download the file by clicking on Download

6. Move the downloaded file to systemd

   For example: sudo cp /tmp/disk-mount.service /etc/systemd/system/disk-mount.service

   Then run: sudo systemctl daemon-reload

7. Start the service

   For example: sudo systemctl start disk-mount

   Then run: sudo systemctl status disk-mount

   Check if the service is running.

8. Enable the service

   For example: sudo systemctl enable disk-mount

   Then run: sudo systemctl status disk-mount

   Check if the service is enabled.

9. Check the mount path

   Restart your system.

   Go to your mount path.

   For example: cd /data/disk-1