Mount windows partitions in linux

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To use windows data anytime, anywhere, it is necessary to mount windows partitions in linux.

　　Note:As we all know, all objects (hardware, software, and files) in linux are stored in the system as a file, and the hard disk partitions to be mounted are no exception.

　　Steps:1. switch the login user to root (superuser), and run the command & su-root (Note: Here it cannot be just su, otherwise the following mount command will prompt that this command is not available). Password:

2. Create a New Mount folder # mkdir/mnt/winD (mount the d directory in windows)

# Mkdir/mnt/winE (mount the edisk directory in windows)

3. Before executing the mount command, you must know the hard disk interface model and the available commands.

[Root @ localhost ~] # Df

File System 1 K-block used available % mount point

/Dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 11014064 5460832 4984708 53%/

/Dev/sda7 101086 18649 77218 20%/boot

Tmpfs 192556 0 192556 0%/dev/shm

We can see that my hard disk interface is SCSI.

4. mount command # mount-t vfat/dev/sda5/mnt/winD (because the file format in windows is FAT32, it is identified as vfat in linux)

# Mount-t vfat/dev/sda6/mnt/winE

5. In this case, you can perform various operations on files in windows (the system cannot mount the C drive of windows, and the reason is still being searched ).

6. mount the image file # mount/.../xx. iso/mnt/cdrom

7. Unmount and mount umount/mnt/cdrom (2008/5/25)