Mount a partition

Mount partition-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. "Mount" in windows ":
The first time I knew the virtual path was on ftp. A friend once asked me for ubuntu. iso, which was temporarily not hung in the ftp shared folder ~ To copy the file, the hard disk is not big enough, and it takes some time (some minutes) to mount the iso file to the shared file directory using the virtual path in ftp.

Mount in linux:
Similar to the virtual path in windows, linux does not have a c, d, e and etc. Disk Under windows, and there is only one main folder ~ It is troublesome to access files under wins every time. You can mount the files under linux to save trouble.
Sudo mkdir/mnt/m
Sudo mount/dev/sda5/mnt/m
Attach D to mnt/m ~ It's much easier to find
Umount when used up
Sudo umount/dev/sda5
Mount the instance after each restart ~ Solution:
Modify the/etc/fstab file and add a line
/Dev/hda/mnt/win_e vfat auto, rw, iocharset = gb2312 0 0

And so on