How can I mount a partition that is not being automatically mounted?
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To show all available partitions, run fdisk -l from the command line. Show all mounted partitions by running mount from the command line.
If a partition listed in fdisk -l does not appear in the mount output, then it is being detected, but not necessarily mounted.
It can be temporarily mount by creating a mount point (such as
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