CentOS How to mount a FAT partition

After freeing up the NTFS, I found that my project file was in a FAT32 directory, so I decided to get him in.
Yesterday carved a win7_sp1_x86_64 plate, ready to change a pure system, you know. 1. Use this command:

Mount-o Iocharset=utf8/dev/sdb3/mnt/windows/l_fat32

First, create a windows/l_fat32 clip.
This command was executed successfully.

2. Or the old fashioned

Vim/etc/fstab Modify this file

3. Add a row

Dev/sdb3/mnt/windows/l_fat32 VFAT Defaults 0 0

Should have added a UTF8 code description, but in my computer is redundant, so removed

Problem encountered: CentOS mount FAT32 partition cannot display Chinese

Here is the workaround:

Mount-o Iocharset=utf8/dev/hdb5/mnt/win_d

Mount-o Iocharset=utf8/dev/sda5/mnt/usb

If ISO is used as a virtual optical drive, you can

Losetup/dev/loop7/yourpath/youriso.iso
and then
Mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom

(Assuming that there is a win_d,usb,cdrom directory under the MNT directory, do not build yourself)

The difference between Losetup and mount is that the Losetup can be virtual out of the CD drive, and the simple mount can only display files (equivalent to only one folder)