Linux disk mounting

Linux Mount disk-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. To port minigui, follow the steps in "MiniGUI 1.3.3 porting details" to download several packages to minigui. I'm a cainiao.

After the download last night, the problem was how to put things in the linux system. In fact, it is very simple. Just mount the hard disk and copy it. The problem is that my disk is in NTFS format, the mount-t ntfs/dev/hda5/mnt/wine operation failed for countless times. I checked many methods online and ended up failing. I know that linux has always had poor support for NTFS-format disks, but I did not install the NTFS support kernel in linux. I went back to my version to support the kernel. The problem was that I downloaded the kernel from windows and finally put it in linux. I couldn't mount the hard disk and the problem could never be solved. One night is reactive.

I thought this morning that since NTFS cannot be mounted, Mount mp3. I know that my mp3 is fat16.

As shown in the following figure, # mount-t vfat/dev/sda/mnt/wine is dizzy. I still can't do it. Check the internet. I tried several methods. Later, I checked # fdisk-l and found that there was a M Disk. It was an sdb disk and it was my mp3 disk. So there is no prompt for # mount-t vfat iocharset = cp936/dev/sdb1/mnt/wine. # Cd/mnt/wine # ls-l! A large column of files is available. Haha! Run the minigui file cp in linux.

Minigui operations are not very difficult. The difficulty is that you don't know what the system will be like and it will be troublesome if something goes wrong. Only a few steps are performed, because #./configure does not pass, there is no way, you can only stop, wait until you find a way to do it again.