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var sidebar_align = ‘proper’;
var content_container_margin = parseInt(‘350px’);
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Onerous Drive Mounting Downside
I put in a brand new Nvme 1 TB a few week in the past resulting from working out of area on my server. After that, I efficiently mounted a brand new drive and used it with none drawback. However right now I rebooted the server resulting from some motive. After that, the onerous disk that I mounted a few week in the past was unmounted after the reboot. Even when I mount it once more, the web sites on the mounted partition won’t work. What’s the resolution for this?
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Too many potential variables – onerous to guess. Could possibly be a failed drive, could possibly be incorrect mounting choices, could possibly be the file system was broken, could possibly be the file system wasn’t correctly configured, and so on, and so on, and so on.█ Michael Denney – MDDHosting LLC – Based 2007
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As Mike, not sufficient information to diagnose. However a typical error in Linux is mounting a drive with out including it to /and so on/fstab
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