Default mounting is very useful for amarok, acetoneiso like application which keep a database of files in the system.
There is an option in system settings but it didn't worked for me.........
I used do it in the install time itself using advanced partitioning by right clicking and selecting use this partition.........
after installation if we need to do the same edit /etc/fstab
add following line
/dev/sdaX /media/disk filetype defaults 0 0
replace sdaX,disk & filetype with your requirements
you can get disk info from sudo fdisk -l command
filetype should be ext4 or ntfs or vfat etc...
ex
/dev/sda1 /media/windows ntfs defaults 0 0
will mount sda1 by default to /media/windows folder
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