How to mount and unmount a disk under CentOS

Under CentOS, the Linux kernel temporarily does not support the NTFS file system, so it takes a few more steps to mount our NTFS disk

1, first install a fuse (user space file system), through which to mount our disk,

Fuse installation command: Yum install fuse to the next step.

2. View disk information First

By command: Fdisk-l Find the disk we want to mount (the landlord of the candidate is the/dev/sda5 on his computer)

3, create a mount point, Lou Zhu is in his own computer on the MNT directory, set up an NTFS mount point (folder)

4, Mount command: Mount-t ntfs-3g/dev/sda5/mnt/ntfs go to/mnt/ntfs directory to view, you can see the mount success.

5. How do I unmount a disk? Execute the following command: Umount/mnt/ntfs.

How to mount and unmount a disk under CentOS