How to mount U disk under linux-linux operation and maintenance

How to mount the U disk under linux: 1. Create a mount directory under the mnt directory; 2. Insert the U disk and execute the [mount -t vfat /dev/sdb /mnt/usb] command to mount 3. Enter the mount directory and check whether the mount is successful.

Environment:

linux operating system

First of all, you have to ensure that the format of your U disk is fat format .

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First enter the /mnt/ directory and create a new usb directory

cd /mnt/
 mkidr usb

First fdisk -l, then plug in the U disk, fdisk -l

Check if there is a new hard disk added?

Then perform the mount

mount -t vfat /dev/sdb /mnt/usb

here- t vfat refers to the fat format, /dev/sdb refers to the U disk, /mnt/usb is the place to mount

cd /mnt/  usb

Enter here to see if you can view the contents of the u disk

If not, create a new file, then umount /dev/sdb If the file disappears, mount it again If it is displayed, it means that the mount is successful.

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