Linux Learning Note (vii) Mount command

In Linux, a CD-ROM, a USB drive, and a hard disk must be mounted before it is used and mounted like an assignment letter in Windows.

One, view mount and auto Mount

1. Mount: Directly enter mount to view all the mount points in the system.

2, Mount-a: According to the configuration file/etc/fstab automatically mount. Note, do not put the CD or USB flash memory device into the automatic mount point, if not inserted disc or USB flash drive will cause the system can not start.

　　

Second, mount the command format:

Format: Mount [-t file system] [-o Special Options] device file name mount point

Options:

-T File system: Specifies the mount point of the file system, EXT4, Ext3, iso9660 (CD-ROM).

-O Special option: You can specify additional options for mounting.

　　

Linux Learning Note (vii) Mount command