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   * Select the /dev/sda disk using the pull-down menu in the upper right corner   * Select the /dev/sda disk using the pull-down menu in the upper right corner
     * Note that the primary disk is /dev/nvme0n1     * Note that the primary disk is /dev/nvme0n1
-  * +  * Device > Create Partition Table... 
 +    * Choose the default 'gpt' 
 +  * Partition > New 
 +    * Select defaults except for the following: 
 +      * Partition name: disk2 
 +      * Label: disk2 
 +      * File system: ext4 
 +    * Click Add 
 +  * Click green check mark to Apply All Operations 
 +  * Open an xterm as root 
 +  * mkdir /disk2 
 +  * You need to modify the /etc/fstab entry to something like the following 
 +    * ''UUID=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX /disk2                  ext4     defaults        1 1'' 
 +  * You find the UUID for the new hard disk by going to ''/dev/disk/by-uuid/'' and doing ''ls -l'' 
 +  * There you will see the UUID pointing to the drive (ex. ../../sda) 
 +  * Use that information to update ''/etc/fstab'' 
 +  * ''systemctl daemon-reload'' 
 +  * ''mount -a'' 
 +  * ''df -hP'' 
 +    * Ensure you see /disk2 mount and you can cd in and touch/remove a test file 
 +  * Reboot to ensure disk mounts correctly
  
  
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