Linux command line mounts the NTFS file system's removable hard disk

Environment Ubuntu 12.04 Desktop Edition

Since my Ubuntu is installed on VMware, it has no way to automatically recognize the NTFS-formatted file system after accessing the removable hard drive, causing the mount disk to fail

Find a way out of the web

First look at what your hard drive's name is in Linux.

Fdisk-l

It prints out all the recognized hard drives, and then you go through the hard drive size and find your own new disk

For example:

DISK/DEV/SDC:750.2GB,750156252672bytes255Heads theSectors/track,91201Cylinders, Total1465148931sectorsunits= Sectors of1* += +bytessector size (logical/physical): +Bytes/ +Bytesi/o Size (minimum/optimal): +Bytes/ +bytesdisk Identifier:0x212fe229Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System/dev/sdc12048  1465145343   732571648    7Hpfs/ntfs/exfat

I know. The new disk is/DEV/SDC1

Mount Tray

Create a new/TT directory, specify the file format of the disk, and mount the disk

mkdir  /TTmount -T ntfs-3g/dev/sdc1/tt-o force

Linux command line mounts the NTFS file system's removable hard disk