Any reason to mount them under /run/media from fstab ? Do they mount correctly when mounted manually?
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Dunno, genfstab generated it like this, and what fixed it is moving them from mounting on /run/media to mounting on /mnt
I think that's because /run is a virtual filesystem, like /proc or /sys. It only mounts after a certain point during the boot process. /mnt or any directory under your home dir should work.
#* /dev/sdb3 LABEL=2TB\134x20HDD\134x20P2 UUID=3abcc113-850d-4e7a-88fb-f183907b3b55 /run/media/presi300/2TB\134x5cx20HDD\134x5cx20P2 ext4 auto,rw,relatime 0 2
Is there a reason you have backslashes in your mount point there or is that just a typo from posting here?
Dunno, that's how gparted named it, the actual name of it is "2TB HDD P2"
Try commenting out that one drive and see if the others work. It may be hanging on that one drive and ignoring the others because they come after it.