I am not used to do that, so I am not totally sure how to do it. I have an ssd that has 2 partitions, one that has CachyOS on it and the other one that I just reclaimed from my windows installation. I formated it to btrfs.
I want the partition that I reclaimed to be an extension of my /home folder in a way and I want it to automatically be mounted on boot of CachyOS.
So I khow that I have to essentially do this:
1. Run blkid
2. Copy the UUID of the partition I want to mount.
3. sudo nano /etc/fstab
4. Go to the bottom of the file and paste the UUID
5. Hit tab and paste the location I want it to mount at.
So my question is about the fifth part. I have to create the mount point before doing this. So, where do I create it? In the root/mnt folder of my CachyOS partition or on the second partition? How do I name it?
You don’t need to mount that. You can delete it and expand your btrfs partition instead and, since root and /home are on the same partition anyways, you’ll just have more space available. If you had a partition for /home, you’d expand that partition.