Linux Mount

Command needed
1. create a folder to mount
2. ls -al /dev/disk/by-uuid (to check UUID)
3. sudo ee /etc/fstab (to change mount point)
4. sudo mount -a (mount command)

Informations
-Each "tab" or "space" means end of the command line call.
-use "defaults" in options part for windows partition.
-vfat for FAT and FAT32
-ntfs-3g for NTFS

# /dev/sdb1 (partition comment)
UUID=41baef7a-70fa-4bd0-8ea0-25be9c5ef643 (partition's UUID)
/ (root)
ext3 (file extention)
relatime,errors=remount-ro (options)
0 (0 for windows parition)
1 (0 for windows parition)

Issues
1. Files name with non-unicode
Fixed: UUID=3E40C99340C95277 /home/winD ntfs-3g defaults,utf8 0 0

2. Mounted but unable to write
Fixed: UUID=3E40C99340C95277 /home/winD ntfs-3g defaults,umask=0 0 0

3. Still unable to write after above code used
Fixed: UUID=3E40C99340C95277 /home/winD ntfs-3g defaults,uid=(yourID),gid=(yourID) 0 0

Further Information
- check usable options
- check what is dump and pass