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When starting my computer some devices are marked with a green sign and some with an orange one:



Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10:
Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10



Where the "Linux Main Partition" denotes the partition the OS is installed on, and "SSD" is an second internal drive of type fat32. I would like to get this drive also directly accessible after a start, which is not possible if it's marked as orange (e.g. links to files stored on this partition do not work directly after the start) How do I change the property of the "SSD" device/partition?






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    When starting my computer some devices are marked with a green sign and some with an orange one:



    Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10:
    Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10



    Where the "Linux Main Partition" denotes the partition the OS is installed on, and "SSD" is an second internal drive of type fat32. I would like to get this drive also directly accessible after a start, which is not possible if it's marked as orange (e.g. links to files stored on this partition do not work directly after the start) How do I change the property of the "SSD" device/partition?






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      Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10:
      Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10



      Where the "Linux Main Partition" denotes the partition the OS is installed on, and "SSD" is an second internal drive of type fat32. I would like to get this drive also directly accessible after a start, which is not possible if it's marked as orange (e.g. links to files stored on this partition do not work directly after the start) How do I change the property of the "SSD" device/partition?






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      When starting my computer some devices are marked with a green sign and some with an orange one:



      Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10:
      Device overview from Dolphin 17.04.3 on Ubuntu 17.10



      Where the "Linux Main Partition" denotes the partition the OS is installed on, and "SSD" is an second internal drive of type fat32. I would like to get this drive also directly accessible after a start, which is not possible if it's marked as orange (e.g. links to files stored on this partition do not work directly after the start) How do I change the property of the "SSD" device/partition?






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          Removable Devices






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