Have a partition with another distribution that doesn't appear in the file browser

[aaoaa]

​Hello friends,

​I have another distribution installed alongside Windows 10 and Zorin OS 18, which is CachyOS.

Before this, I had the Linux Mint distribution installed on the same partition.

​The problem is that when I open the file manager, Nautilus or Nemo, the partition belonging to the CachyOS distribution does not appear with the rest of the partitions.

All partitions, including the Windows partition, show up.

The distribution that was previously installed, Linux Mint, appears and I can browse its files from Zorin.

This distribution (CachyOS) does not appear.

​The partition is in ext4 format.

[Aravisian]

I would like to ask some clarifying questions.

The partition that Cachy OS is installed on occupies the partition formerly occupied by Mint OS?
Did you Overwrite Minto OS?

When you see the Mint Partition and can browse its files, are you browsing files that were supposed to be overwritten when you installed Cachy OS?

What do you see when you open terminal and run

lsblk

and can you post that output here?

[aaoaa]

The sda9 disk is the disk with the CachyOS distro installed
In the gparted disk appears
Outcomes lsblk Also Shows
But in the file browser it does not appear when you click on other locations

[littlekun]

As shown in your screenshots It's available under /mnt. You manually need to navigate there.

In file manager press CTRL+L to highlight the address bar and then type /mnt and hit enter. Your Cachy os partition directory will be there, right click on it and add it to favorites or to the sidebar for easier access.

[aaoaa]

Why doesn't it show up as linuxmint used to show

[StarTreker]

DISKS UTILITY:

(1) When drive selected in left list, click gear and click Edit Mount Options.

(2) User session toggle to off.

(3) Checkmark Mount At System Startup

(4) Checkmark Show In User Interface

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[aaoaa]

I did and it didn't show up