Linux U-Disk Mount command

Using Ubuntu desktop is usually mounted automatically, and in command-line mode you need to mount it by command.

1. First look at the information of the U-disk, confirm what partition is displayed, what the USB drive format is.

View command: sudo fdisk-l

2. Mount the U-disk to the specified position.

USB stick format is fat

Command: sudo mount-t vfat/dev/sdc4/home/linux/mnt

Note:/DEV/SDC4 is a USB disk partition display,/HOME/LINUX/MNT is the designated mount location, you can choose. After that, you can see the U-disk information as soon as you enter the folder.

The USB drive format is NTFS

Command: sudo mount-t ntfs-3g/dev/sdc4/home/linux/mnt

3. Unloading the U-disk

Command: sudo umount/home/linux/mnt

Note: You can not mount the folder in the U-disk Uninstall, the equivalent of U-disk in use prohibit exit.

Reference http://www.cnblogs.com/ghj1976/archive/2011/01/26/1945476.html thank the author for learning.

Linux U-Disk Mount command