Mount the FAT32 file system partition of the mirrored SD card into Linux

First use the Fdisk–l command to view the SD card's partition

You can see that the SD card has three partitions, the first partition is the FAT32 system, the main storage of the kernel img files and DTB files, the second partition is the Linux system partition, the third partition format is unknown, is actually the uboot image storage partition.

Mount the FAT32 partition into the system.

First set up a folder to mount the partition

Mkdir/sdcard

Then use the Mount command to mount the partition under the SDcard path

Mount–t Vfat/dev/mmcblk0p1/sdcard

Then using the LS command to view the path, you can see the existing file.

Mount the FAT32 file system partition of the mirrored SD card into Linux