Use USB flash drives in Linux

Use a USB flash drive in Linux-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following. Using USB flash drives and MP3 in Windows is not unfamiliar to some friends, and it is a common thing, using USB flash drives and MP3 in Linux is not easy for new Linux users. I have encountered such problems when I first came into contact with Linux, and I am confused, now I will share my learning experience with you. You can learn and make progress together. If you have any good things, share them together.

1. # cd/mnt
# Mkdri usb

2. Insert a USB flash drive
Run the fdisk-l command to check the device. in Linux, the USB flash disk is usually recognized as a scsi device, rather than an ide device. If the USB flash disk is recognized as/dev/sda1.

3. mount a USB flash drive
# Mount/dev/sda1/mnt/usb-o codepage = 936, iocharset = cp936

4. Use ls to view the USB flash disk content
# Ls

5. Run out to uninstall the USB flash drive.
# Cd ~
# Umount/mnt/usb

Ha, that's easy. You can use a USB flash drive with just a few pieces of code.