I have an internal drive from WDC in my computer that I store archives on. It is not the SSD drive I run my Fedora installation on. Whenever I try to access the drive after booting up my computer, I receive a prompt “Authentication is required to mount WDC”. Is this normal? Back in Ubuntu Gnome that I used, the files would just allow access to the disks with no options of mounting / dismounting inside Nautilus. I did disable fastboot coming from Windows 10. My question is whether I’ve done something incorrectly in the installation process, or if this is normal behavior in Fedora. If this is normal, how should I configure so that I don’t need to authenticate every time?
Hey! Thanks and I really would appreciate with further help in configuring the values for the script. Attached is the screenshot. I cropped to focus on sdb disk which is the disk in question.
That was completed fine. It appears now that the hard drive does not show up in Nautilus in “Other locations” and the folder in mnt/wdc shows every file locked from accessing.
I found that you can edit the fstab entry directly through Disks. This entry successfully lets me use the drive, but the only option with deleting files is “Delete permantently”. Would it also be possible to adjust it to implement the trash bin?
That worked like a charm. Even the recycle bin option seems to have clicked together. I also added the entry for it to appear in user interface. Thank you very much.