====== Missing disks once the machine has booted ======


Normally all the disks are mounted during boot time. 

If something goes wrong you can manually mount the disks if nothing else is pausing a problem.

The simplest steps are :
  - turn a terminal by using the key combination ''CTRL+ALT+F1'' (no graphics mode) to go back to gaphics mode use ''CTRL+ALT+F7'' or sometimes F8
  - login in as admin
  - once logged in enter '' sudo -s'' 
  - then either mount your missing disk with : ''mount /syno'' for example. Give simply the name of the linux mount point (check the file ''/etc/fstab'')
  - to be sure you can also mount also the disk by : ''mount -a''. All définition in the'' /etc/fstab'' are mounted