How to mount a USB flash drive in Linux

Look at the disk first recognized by the system:

If not recognized, load the module

Then mount:

# Mount-t vfat/dev/sdax/mnt/flash_memory

Look at the disk first recognized by the system:

Check the system partition status, mainly to see whether the USB disk is recognized by the system. Generally, it is considered as a sda * (scsi disk)

# Cat/proc/partitions

If not recognized, load the module

Enter the Module Directory. The module is a component for the kernel and needs to be loaded because it consumes resources.

# Cd/lib/modules/2.4.x-x/kernel/drivers

# Insmod./scsi/scsi_mod.o

# Insmod./scsi/sd_mod.o -- this is generally a USB hard drive) Driver

# Insmod./scsi/ide_scsi.o

# Insmod./usb/usbcore. o

# Insmod./usb/usb_uhci.o

# Insmod./usb/usb_ohci.o

Let's look at the disks recognized by the system:

# Cat/proc/partitions

Then mount:

# Mount-t vfat/dev/sdax/mnt/flash_memory

Unmount usb after use

# Umount/mnt/flash_memory

Uninstall the module to release the resources of the kernel.

# Rmmod./scsi/sd_mod.o