How to create a second disk partition

[mkey]

Hi I have a linux manjaro with XFCE on my laptop. The notebook has two disks - SSD and HDD. The system is installed on an SSD. Now I want to create a second HDD for data (music, movies, clauds, etc.). I found the GParted program in the tools. I created the disc in the program. Now located in / run / media / mkey / hdd2 /

Now I want the drive to connect automatically when the system is plugged in. It is best to keep the disc in the home folder. How to do this? Thank you.

[Tomek]

Add to fstab something like:

UUID=<UUID> <mountpoint> ext4 defaults 0 0

where:

• <UUID> – this is UUID for partition which you want mount, in your case you can find it with sudo blkid | grep sda2
• <mountpoint> – this is path where you want mount this partition, your probably will be something like: /home/mkey/data – this is example mount partition in mkey home in data folder.

[Aragorn]

Create a directory in your $HOME for this partition ─ e.g. /home/mkey/Data. Next, check the UUID for the new partition with…

lsblk -o UUID /dev/sda2

Copy the UUID into your clipboard and edit /etc/fstab. Add a line that reads…

UUID=the-uuid-you-copied  /home/mkey/Data    ext4   defaults   0  0

Save the file and cleanly reboot your system. The new partition will now be available under /home/mkey/Data.

[mkey]

I’m not doing well.
Here is a screenshot. The terminal writes the message that the path /home/mkey/hdd2: is a directory

done, my apology.
I need to edit the file: /etc/fstab and put the values in it. My fault.