So I get this message during boot saying that it failed to mount the /home/chris/Videos/Anime drive. It's the same kind of drive as my /home and /home/backup drives, formatted the same, etc... but it's the only one with the problem.
When Ubuntu loads, I can open the drive and it's then automounted at this point right where I want it. So I am unsure why it would fail during boot...
Here's my fstab:
UUID=1997e153-487e-497c-b061-37fc00ea70a2 / ext4 noatime,discard,errors=remount-ro 0 1
UUID=ec8090e1-8e44-44f9-b186-acb2259bdf58 /home ext4 defaults,noatime 0 2
UUID=4870214c-28d8-4268-b783-e78be9df2423 /home/backup ext4 defaults,noatime 0 2
UUID=e868db4b-bfd1-40d3-8e1c-0c3cd9e344ce /home/chris/Videos/Anime ext4 defaults,noatime 0 2
So far I have tried to mount it elsewhere and it seems I am unable to mount inside my "chris" folder, though like my backup drive I can mount it to my /home drive. Am I not allowed to mount in that area? If so, why would I only not be allowed during boot? As mentioned if I open the drive it will auto mount to the directory I want. This is only a minor inconvenience as I only have to deal with it once after I boot up and not worry about it again until I boot up again, but I'd still like to find out why.
Could it be a permissions issue? Though wouldn't the fstab work as root?