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I wrote it here, just in case someother user want to solve this problem.

I need to boot some partitions at startup (partition sda3) you need to:

@jamesbond

@pp4mnklinux, you can do it in /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
Edit the file to insert manual mount command like this:

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mkdir -p /mnt/sdc3
mount /dev/sdc3 /mnt/sdc3

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I need to mount sda5, so the file is the attached image.

Hope it helps

You can also open PMOUNT, which is in most puppies under the Filesystem" menu.
Then click the drive letter on the left hand side of the GUI,
Then tick the "mount partition at boot " box

Thanks @Geek3579 , my error not to mention I was talking about EASY OS, , sorry and thanks for your comment.

Have a nice day.