How to mount windows 10 drive on WSL home directory?
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I would like to mount drive D on /home directory in WSL while letting C drive to be mounted on /mnt or not mounting it at all. How can I do that?
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I would like to mount drive D on /home directory in WSL while letting C drive to be mounted on /mnt or not mounting it at all. How can I do that?
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I would like to mount drive D on /home directory in WSL while letting C drive to be mounted on /mnt or not mounting it at all. How can I do that?
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I would like to mount drive D on /home directory in WSL while letting C drive to be mounted on /mnt or not mounting it at all. How can I do that?
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I figured it out. There is a setting to mount manually instead of automount.
To disable [automount] I should set enable key in wsl.conf to false.
Here is my /etc/wsl.conf:
[automount]
enabled=false
mountFsTab=true
Also, I should have added the following line to fstab.
D: /home drvfs defaults 0 0
and it did work. Just do not forget to have .bashrc and .profile in your D drive.
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I figured it out. There is a setting to mount manually instead of automount.
To disable [automount] I should set enable key in wsl.conf to false.
Here is my /etc/wsl.conf:
[automount]
enabled=false
mountFsTab=true
Also, I should have added the following line to fstab.
D: /home drvfs defaults 0 0
and it did work. Just do not forget to have .bashrc and .profile in your D drive.
edited Dec 5 at 20:59
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I figured it out. There is a setting to mount manually instead of automount.
To disable [automount] I should set enable key in wsl.conf to false.
Here is my /etc/wsl.conf:
[automount]
enabled=false
mountFsTab=true
Also, I should have added the following line to fstab.
D: /home drvfs defaults 0 0
and it did work. Just do not forget to have .bashrc and .profile in your D drive.
edited Dec 5 at 20:59
Biswapriyo
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answered Dec 5 at 4:28
masec
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I figured it out. There is a setting to mount manually instead of automount.
To disable [automount] I should set enable key in wsl.conf to false.
Here is my /etc/wsl.conf:
[automount]
enabled=false
mountFsTab=true
Also, I should have added the following line to fstab.
D: /home drvfs defaults 0 0
and it did work. Just do not forget to have .bashrc and .profile in your D drive.
edited Dec 5 at 20:59
Biswapriyo
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answered Dec 5 at 4:28
masec
335
I figured it out. There is a setting to mount manually instead of automount.
To disable [automount] I should set enable key in wsl.conf to false.
Here is my /etc/wsl.conf:
[automount]
enabled=false
mountFsTab=true
Also, I should have added the following line to fstab.
D: /home drvfs defaults 0 0
and it did work. Just do not forget to have .bashrc and .profile in your D drive.
edited Dec 5 at 20:59
Biswapriyo
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answered Dec 5 at 4:28
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