How to load USB flash drives in Linux

How to load USB flash drives in Linux
1. When using RedHat 8.6 For the first time, you may encounter the following situations when loading a USB flash disk;
1. I do not know if the linux operating system on the virtual machine has identified the USB flash disk;
2. How to mount a USB flash drive to the system;
3. Solve Chinese garbled characters;
Ii. solution:
1. Run the fdisk-l command to check the hard disk status in the current system;
2. Insert the USB flash disk and run the fdisk-l command (keep the focus in the virtual machine operating system) to view the corresponding device;
3. Create a folder to load the usb flash drive: mkdir/mnt/usb
4. Attach a USB flash drive:
(1) the loading method varies with the USB flash drive format. The following methods are generally used:
(A) mount-t msdos/dev/sdb1/mnt/usb
(B) mount-t vfat/dev/sdb1/mnt/usb
(C) mount-t ext2/dev/sda1/mnt/usb
Note: [dev/sdb1] is the corresponding USB flash drive device. Different systems may be different. Do not stick them together );
5. view the content under the USB flash disk
Ls/mnt/usb
6. the USB flash drive command is displayed:
Umount/dev/sdb1
Note: Same as above.
Iii. troubleshooting of garbled data

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