When I attach disk with Sata3 cable system requires password to access it. It didn’t use to require password.
As I keep some temporary files there I don’t want to add it to fstab.
I have ntfs-3g installed.
I found this in similar topic but it doesn’t work for me.
sudo pacman -S ntfs-3g
sudo bash -c 'echo "blacklist ntfs3" > /etc/modprobe.d/disable-ntfs3.conf'
It is ntfs disk but without any windows system. It is just a storage for keeping and sharing files.
At the same time I can access ntfs USB drive without password.
I have kio-fuse and fuse-common installed.
What else can I check?
I found this video:
How to fix mounting NTFS drives asking for root password in Linux
but it removes password requirement when I use Pamac. So I think it maybe not good solution from security point of view.