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Formatted partitions from terminal are read only

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I formatted a USB drive (initially mounted as /dev/sdb1, vfat 2GB) from terminal using

sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sdb1

then created mountpoint in fstab

UUID=DEVICE_UUID    /media/storage    ext4    defaults,noatime    0    0

On reboot, USB becomes read only (can't create any file). But when I format the same drive using Disks GUI, I can see there is no sdb1 but only sdb with its own UUID. If I write this UUID into fstab, the drive becomes writable. What am I doing wrong in the terminal? Shouldn't there be sdb1 instead of only sdb?

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