Easy use of USB mobile memory in Linux

USB mobile memory is becoming more and more popular, but it is used in different Linux releases in different ways, some need corresponding tool software. The RedHat Linux9, which is frequently used, provides better support for USB mobile memory. You only need to perform the following steps to use USB mobile memory:

1. plug in your USB mobile memory.

2. Enter the terminal command line mode and use the following command to create a sub-directory for the external mount point:

Mkdir/mnt/usb

3. Mount your USB mobile storage:

USB mobile storage is generally identified as sda1, which can be queried using the fdisk-l command. Note that your USB mobile storage file system is in the format of msdos for FAT16 and vfat for FAT32. After viewing the information, run the following command:

Mount-t msdos or vfat/dev/sda1/mnt/usb