Debian USB flash disks under vmware

Debian under vmware uses the USB flash drive-Linux Release Technology-Debian information. The following is a detailed description. Start the Virtual Machine and run debian GNU/linux. When the logon prompt is displayed on the console, insert a USB flash drive. This screen should output some system information. Observe carefully, some of the information about the newly installed hardware is described in the figure "/dev/sdb.

This means that the USB flash disk is regarded as a device/dev/sdb under GNU/linux, so you can use the following command to mount the USB flash disk:

Cd/mnt
Mkdir usb
Mount-t vfat/dev/sdb/mnt/usb
Cd/proc // view memory
Cat mounts

The following line indicates that the USB flash drive (/dev/sdb) has been mounted.

Cd/mnt/usb
Ls-al // view the content of the USB flash drive
Cp ***/home/*** // copy the object

Detach a USB flash drive
Umount/dev/sdb
Cd/proc // view memory
Cat mounts

The USB flash drive has been detached.

Note that the USB flash drive is uninstalled in time, but cannot be unplugged directly, because it only means that the VM has detached the USB flash drive.