Adding a static fstab record for a particular partition effectively prevents automatic mounting logic from handling it and this works great when I want the partition to actually be mounted (in a place I choose). But what if I want it to be ignored as if it just were not there? But I don't seek to hide it entirely. I don't mind if gparted can see it and a manual mount command is able to access it.
Partitions will effectively be prevented from mounting by using the noauto option in their /etc/fstab entry.
Example:
The following line will hide my ntfs partition /dev/sdb2 from appearing in Nautilus, from mounting with sudo mount -a, or on system boot:
UUID=87654321FFFFFFFF /mnt ntfs rw,suid,dev,exec,noauto,users,async 0 0
Now if we need to mount this partition then the following command will mount it to /mnt (or any other mount point we had defined in our fstab):
mount /dev/sdb2
In case we only want root to be able to mount this partition just leave out the option users and replace it by nouser.
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