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I used auto-mount option in Ubuntu 14.04 for mounting my all drives at startup.

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All drives mounts automatically on startup except /dev/sda3. (Let me clarify that /dev/sda3 is ext4 file-system and labeled Ext4).

It gives error on startup and ask S for skip and M for manual mounting.I skipped and try to mount with disk (installed app from dash earlier disk-utility), it gives error:

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But If I mount with command: sudo mount /dev/sda3 /media/pandya/Ext4 at startup (By pressing M for manual mount) or after started up (from terminal), then it mounts properly.

Gparted also mounts that drive on /media/pandya/Ext4 Successfully.

I also checked /etc/fstab and entry for /dev/sda3, which is proper

/dev/sda3 /media/pandya/Ext4 auto nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show 0 0

I used same auto-mount options for all drive. Then why only one is not auto-mounting?

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As @Jos suggested, this is the bug Bug #1012081: util-linux needs updating to 2.24.2 and can be fixed by adding comment= in front of x-gvfs-show.

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Uncheck Show in user interface.

It boots and mounts properly, but is not visible in the nautilus file explorer.

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