Mount USB (FAT32) on a Linux virtual machine

1. Insert the USB device;

2. Enter the fdisk-l to check if the USB device is recognized;

3. If the USB device is not recognized, click "VM", "Removable Devices", "USB Devices", "Alcor Micro removable Devices";

4. In the lower right corner of the USB device identification, re-enter Fdisk-l, compare the previous results, the extra device is the USB device (my SDB);

5. Create USB folder, Mkdir/mnt/usb;

6. Mount, mount-t Vfat/dev/sdb/mnt/usb;

7. Open the USB folder to see the contents of the plugged-in USB device.

Note: The Linux mounted disc device is/dev/cdrom or/DEV/HDC

Linux mounted USB device is/DEV/SDA1

When this is mounted, it is found that the U disk is not displayed on the local machine.

2010-04-08

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Mount USB (FAT32) on a Linux virtual machine