Partition Access Issue

[Fenris]

@tbg

You can use a command similar to below to mount your NTFS drive:

sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdXY /mnt/ntfs-junk

You can use the command sudo blkid -o list to find your NTFS drive’s designation to substitute for “XY” in the above command. Please post the output of the blkid -o list command

 ╭─fenris@fenris in ~ as 🧙 took 4s
[🔴] × sudo blkid -o list
[sudo] password for fenris:         
device     fs_type label    mount point    UUID
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/dev/sda1  vfat             /boot/efi      7716-2516
/dev/sda2  swap             [SWAP]         d0305655-a1d7-4f5a-9bad-37ed6b2bfae4
/dev/sda3  btrfs   root     (in use)       0aec1b80-acf5-4c03-b7ec-23a5b53001b6
/dev/sda4  btrfs   home     (in use)       0338c7c8-e968-4fe5-983e-dc78c9c294cc
/dev/sda5  ntfs    StoragePartition (not mounted) 70E5519A2D1AB50F
/dev/sdb1  ntfs    Black Drive /run/media/fenris/Black Drive 0022A63222A62D1A
/dev/zram0 swap    zram0    [SWAP]         604fc71c-d04f-4027-b269-f5d1e8606a2b

 ╭─fenris@fenris in ~ as 🧙 took 3s
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 ╭─fenris@fenris in ~ as 🧙 took 28ms
[🔴] × sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda5 /mnt/70E5519A2D1AB50F
fuse: failed to access mountpoint /mnt/70E5519A2D1AB50F: No such file or directory

Now this is starting to look weird

@NaN

ofc, the mount point /mnt/ntfs-junk used here is just an example and you can substitute it with some other mount point. As long as the directory exists.

Do I need to use a mount folder or will the automatic show up on my desktop “StoragePartition” do just fine?