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Configure Automount Settings

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I have an ipod classic I bought used on ebay. When I plug it in to my xubuntu 20.04 machine, it mounts as read-only.

This is apparently happening because it is formatted as a journaled HFS+ drive. I found this answer which let me successfully mount the ipod manually with this command:

sudo mount -t hfsplus -o force,rw /dev/sde2 /media/joshua/ipod

I now want to configure the automount to use those settings for this device every time, so when I plug it in I automatically have read/write access. I also obtained the UUID for the device, because noticed each time I plugged it in it would be a different /dev/sd* device.

How do I configure the automount so it uses these settings and automounts with read and write enabled?

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