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Hello all,

I just recently made the switch from booting Kodi (as a shell) on Windows 7 to Kodibuntu. All of my video content resides on a secondary NTFS drive which does not automount when Kodi boots. I was wondering how this can be fixed? I have minimal Linux knowledge, so if possible, keep it simple.

I also noticed that the installation of Kodibuntu automatically adds the both the Movies and TV Shows in the home directory as a video source within Kodi, however, I can't seem to find a way to remove them like the ones I manually add. Since I will not be using these, is there a way to do this?

Thanks in advanced.

possibly having the same issue with my hdds did you ever get round this or mange to change in the disk utility in kodiuntu ?

regards