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#29
Sorry my fault, did not adapt all the code to Ubuntu, sorry! I am not that familiar with mount point naming in Ubuntu, but almost everything 'custom-made' works.

To make it clear: The partition number might differ on your PC, this is /dev/sdaX, where X is the digital to correspond to windows drive where you have the files.

Add this command before the above commands
Code:
sudo mkdir /media/diskpart2
The name of the mount point is up to the user, it may be anything, but mkdir will create it.