Ubuntu 18.04 - Mounting
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Why is the Windows 10 SSD showing on the Ubuntu 18.04 filesystem (Hdd)?
What happens if I unmount the SSD?
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Why is the Windows 10 SSD showing on the Ubuntu 18.04 filesystem (Hdd)?
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What is the question? Unmount if you like.
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Why is the Windows 10 SSD showing on the Ubuntu 18.04 filesystem (Hdd)?
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Why is the Windows 10 SSD showing on the Ubuntu 18.04 filesystem (Hdd)?
What happens if I unmount the SSD?
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What is the question? Unmount if you like.
– Pilot6
8 hours ago
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What is the question? Unmount if you like.
– Pilot6
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What is the question? Unmount if you like.
– Pilot6
8 hours ago
What is the question? Unmount if you like.
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It's there because Ubuntu is capable of detecting it. If you unmount it you won't be able to see its contents until it is remounted.
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It's there because Ubuntu is capable of detecting it. If you unmount it you won't be able to see its contents until it is remounted.
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What is the question? Unmount if you like.
– Pilot6
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