Mount a USB flash disk in linux-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. You first use
Fdisk-l
Look
Can you see your USB flash drive?
Under normal circumstances, you should have a/dev/sda1 partition!
If you do not have your USB flash drive information, isn't hot plugging supported? Is udev installed ?? (I am not sure about this. I think so. I hope the following XDJM can help me explain udev)
If you find that there are a lot of partition information, there is something wrong with linux when reading the partition information of your USB flash disk. Note that if you get the USB flash disk to Windows, it is still normal! The solution is as follows!
Back up the data in your USB flash drive in windows first!
Then, insert the USB flash drive to Linux and use
Fdisk/dev/sda
Delete all partitions of the USB flash drive and create only one partition/dev/sda1.
After saving and exiting fdisk, format the USB flash disk!
Mkfs. ext3/dev/sda1
After pulling out the USB flash drive and getting it to windows, he will prompt you that you cannot identify the file system. It doesn't matter. We reformat it and finally copy the backup data, insert it to linux to mount it.
Mount-vt vsfat-o iocharset = utf8/dev/sda1/mnt/sda1
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