I think there's no convention where you "should" mount permanent non-removable partitions. Just don't use /media or /mnt for that (per convention). So create any directory yourself for that and mount them there.
Thank you.
I would recommend making a folder in your systems root folder with a name that corresponds to what the drive should be used for. For example if you want to store games on it call the folder "games".
Thanks man.
My work machine has a dedicated disk for code. Which is mounted at /code.
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