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The problem is visible on my thunderbird profile folder which I have on the 3rd partition that 14.04 shares with win7.

Direction 1: /media/XX/64XXXF<u>**1**</u>/Thunderbird/Profiles/67eayrv0.default
Direction 2: /media/XX/64XXXF/Thunderbird/Profiles/67eayrv0.default

Edit: change is after 64XXXF 1 appears and disappears each reboot

which makes me to change profiles.ini each time I open my computer.

Any suggestions?

Pabi
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Crowell
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    Not sure what the question is here.... – Dan Johansen Nov 06 '14 at 09:33
  • 1 is bold, but of course it's not so visible, I added a comment. – Crowell Nov 06 '14 at 09:38
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    From the name of the mount-point, it seems that the drive is mounted by udisks (when the graphical environment starts). If this drive is present every time and used heavily, I would suggest to add it to /etc/fstab and give it a fixed mount point. See http://askubuntu.com/a/125277/16395 (without formatting, that is...) – Rmano Nov 06 '14 at 10:10

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Your drive is mounted to a folder named like the partition name or if there is none like the partition ID. The second option might change. You can give the partition a name:

Go into the Disk Utility → select the drive → select the partition the right side → click the wheels below → edit file system → enter a name.

Next time you connect it, the partition should get a fixed name.

Klaus D.
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