Kwai chang caine wrote: Thu Oct 09, 2025 8:18 pm
Thanks for sharing
But apparently "RunAsAdmin.pbi" is missed
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=71693
I was told that lsblk supports nvme, so I'll have to review the JSON function requests. Unlike blkid, the lsblk command does not require admin privileges.
Kwai chang caine
Do you also use Linux? This program is only for Linux.
As you can imagine, console programs for the terminal are used. They display data in the terminal, but the output is difficult to read for me, and I have to rearrange the parameters by moving the data to other columns in order to create the fstab data. Therefore, I decided to simplify the task and display the data ready for copying into the fstab file.
Without this data, you have access to the drives, but they are not mounted yet, so if you have shortcuts to folders on unmounted drives on your desktop, they will not work until the drives are mounted, so I mount the drives immediately.
Update
The lsblk parameter has been changed (-I8 removed), allowing for NVMe disks to be retrieved.
Transliteration has been added.
A new parser for blkid output has been added that doesn't truncate labels on spaces.