@sedan:
OK, now to unravel what’s going on:
- There’s an ‘ext3’ boot partition on the ‘sda’ drive with the UUID “b03efe3c-475c-498f-87b0-a08ec84e8aa4”.
This partition seems to be correctly mounted;
UUID=b03efe3c-475c-498f-87b0-a08ec84e8aa4 /boot ext3 acl,user_xattr 1 2
- The ‘sdb’ drive contains a Btrfs system partition with the UUID “4e3e1359-cb9d-4971-b933-25b50e456c10” which also seems to be correctly mounted in “/etc/fstab”.
- The ‘sdb’ drive also contains a user “/home” partition with the UUID “eab89bf6-286e-4939-ab98-71cd267e9c7c” which also seems to be correctly mounted:
UUID=eab89bf6-286e-4939-ab98-71cd267e9c7c /home xfs defaults 1 2
- There are 2 swap partitions defined in “/etc/fstab”.
The swap partition on the drive ‘sda’ with the UUID “e2728a66-fad8-4c32-ae0d-9e48bee97e78” is correctly mounted with priority ‘2’:
UUID=e2728a66-fad8-4c32-ae0d-9e48bee97e78 swap swap pri=2 0 0
The swap partition on the drive ‘sdb’ with the UUID “e9e43288-02ca-426b-b29b-b6bab2f1a7df” is correctly mounted with priority ‘1’:
UUID=e9e43288-02ca-426b-b29b-b6bab2f1a7df swap swap pri=1 0 0
An explanation of multiple swap partitions on Linux is here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/84453/what-is-the-purpose-of-multiple-swap-files.
An openSUSE explanation of swap is available in the Reference Guide: https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/reference/html/book.opensuse.reference/index.html section 5 “Advanced Disk Setup”: https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/reference/html/book.opensuse.reference/cha.advdisk.html subsection “5.1.6.1 Using swap”. There’s a useful hint for swap usage there:
> cat /proc/swaps
Filename Type Size Used Priority
/dev/sda2 partition 2098172 0 -1
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- The other partitions in the system are not (yet) mentioned in “/etc/fstab”.
- There is a Microsoft NTFS partition present on the system with the UUID “E422C6F222C6C92E” which seems to be dynamically mounted via ‘Fuse’.
Possibly, the first thing to do is, get the XFS “Documents” permanently mounted – in “/etc/fstab” add the line:
UUID=1e843072-3676-4a07-9591-bba2c991a61c /documents xfs defaults 1 2
The Btrfs partition on the ‘sdc’ drive which is currently mounted via ‘Fuse’ could be permanently mounted with the following line added to “/etc/fstab”:
UUID=895c5b18-748a-485d-8d8b-27f4bdf57e06 /jeux btrfs defaults 0 0
The ‘sdh’ drive seems to be a USB device, with a FAT partition which is VFAT capable and has the UUID “F0E9-334E”.
- My suggestion is, to mount this device on a per-user basis by means of ‘Fuse’.
The ‘sr0’ drive is a CD/DVD device with a UDF partition which has the UUID “428179480037036A”.
- My suggestion is, to also mount this device on a per-user basis by means of ‘Fuse’.