Bind mounts on Ubuntu & Docker?

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Looks fine so far. But yeah you don't need to split out your hard drive, just point to a root folder in it.  The device and render are for GPU support example here: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...ualization

When you're ready, cd to the directory containing your Docker Compose file and run the following command:

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docker-compose up -d

Ok, and is the "read_only" part at the bottom fine/needed? Noticed it in the guide but not on yours.
So, in regards to this fstab thing...I got my UUID and see it's a NTFS filesystem and I'm at the part where we are making the fstab command. So far, I have:

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UUID=8854yy54ce-6ce9-446-befa-bb6f67e8fe44 /media/username/Media ntfs defaults 0 0

Could I make that a shorter path like yours is? Example: Your mounts seem to be on the root of /media while my path is /media/username/Media and then I see my folders in my hard drive. If possible, it would be nice to have it like yours, where it just shows at /media, but the guide says to make sure the path I choose isn't at Home directory and to make sure the folder already exists and is empty....but my /media root technically isn't empty since it then has "/username/Media" before it shows my folders.

So, basically, it'd be:

Code:

UUID=8854yy54ce-6ce9-446-befa-bb6f67e8fe44 /media ntfs defaults 0 0