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[TUTORIAL] Mounting paritions on Linux without root

Gala
By Gala
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pmount is the same as mount but does not require root nor editing the fstab file.
Usage is the same as mount only you dont use a direct folder but a folder in media. So instead of:

sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/USB1

 

you do

 

pmount /dev/sdb1 USB1

 

As pmount can not mount in any other directory than /media as a rootless limitation.

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