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CachyOS Automount BTRFS partition

    I recently started running CachyOS with a BTRFS file system. BTRFS works a little differently. After shrinking my main partition using “KDE Partition Manager,” I now have an extra 20GB partition, which I hope will be enough for my automated backups. However, after making the change, I ran into a problem: even though I had selected the “accessible to everyone” option, the new partition was still only available to Root. As a result, my backup software setup “Borg & Vorta” couldn’t perform an automatic backup after a reboot because Root had to mount the drive first. Because a additional partition has now been added, will we first mount it manually with the correct BTRFS options, rather than immediately editing “fstab.” *note: prior i did dive straight into the fstab, and after the reboot I ended up in “Emergency mode,” where I could log in to the root console to restore fstab. With “sudo blkid”  we can view the necessary information for all of our p...

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