Linux Mount command Mount detailed

<< command format: Mount [-t vfstype] [-O options] Device dir >>

1-t Vfstype refers to the type of mounted file system, which is usually not specified, and mount automatically identifies the file system type;

Disc or image file system type: iso9660

DOS FAT16 file system: MSDOS

Windows9x Fat32:vfat

Windows NT Ntfs:ntfs

Window file network share: SMBFS

Linux file network share: NFS

2-o refers to the way the mount is mounted

Loop is used to mount an image file to the system

RO read-only mode mount

RW Read-write mode mount

Iocharset accessing the character set used by the file system

Example 1: Mount an image file

Mount-t Iso9660-o Loop/*.iso/mnt mount/*.iso This directory ISO image file to/mnt mount point

Example 2: Mount a mobile hard disk or a USB stick such devices, Linux as SCSI device processing, the device name format is/dev/sd*, mounted before using fdisk-l to see what the hard disk name, such as/DEV/SDC, Mount is

MOUNT/DEV/SDC/MNT the SCSI device to the/MNT directory, if the mounted device has Chinese name or mount Directory has Chinese name, to not display garbled, you can add the parameter-o iocharset=cp936

Linux Mount command Mount detailed