Linux USB stick mount, uninstall

1. After inserting the USB drive, enter the Fdisk-l command under Linux, as shown below

Indicates that the device has been identified and that the name of the device is SDB1.

2. Set up a mounted USB mount directory (can be customized directory)

#mkdir/mnt/usb

3. Mount the USB stick in the/mnt/usb directory

Mount command format: Mount [-parameters] [device name] [mount Point] [other parameters]
Mount-t vfat/dev/sdb1//mnt/usb-o iocharset=gb2312
-t specifies the device's file system type, where the use of-t VFAT is due to the file used by the USB flash drive

System type is FAT32, if it is NTFS use-t NTFS and so on, you can according to their own

The file system type is flexibly modified.

-o Specifies the option to mount the file system, where-o iocharset=gb2312 sets the Chinese character set.

Let's say your locale is ZH_CN. UTF-8, the corresponding command should be-o Iocharset=utf8.

Then the USB stick is mounted successfully, so you can view the contents of the USB flash drive in the directory/mnt/usb directory.

Unloading of the 4,u disk

Command UMOUNT/MNT/USB can unload a USB flash drive from the specified directory.

note that when uninstalling a USB stick, the terminal must exit from the Mount directory of the current USB drive, or the user will be busy.

Linux USB stick mount, uninstall