You'll have to edit fstab as root. If you're doing it graphically, then you'll need to log into your root/administrator account. If your comfortable with the command line you can do it as normal user. To do it as normal user open a terminal and: Code: su -
[password]
nano /etc/fstab
You can, of course, replace nano with any preferred text editor.
Then just do what casper told ya to.
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