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This command extracts the files into /mnt/columbus-a/data (assuming /mnt/columbus-a is a separate storage disk). This can also take a long while (hours) to complete depending on the size and the speed of the disk.
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Make sure to create a symbolic link to the data directory in the home folder.
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```bash
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cd~/.terra
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rmdir data
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ln -s /mnt/col5/data
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```
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Once the extraction is complete, run `sudo systemctl start terrad` and wait for it to catch up.
Note: To determine if a disk has been mounted with `discard` option, use the command `findmnt -O discard` (Reference: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-periodic-trim-for-ssd-storage-on-linux-servers)
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### Auto remount the volume.
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Since the device name can change with each reboot, the more reliable method to remount the volume is to use the UUID. The UUID of the device can be retrieved like so:
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