Mounting of text editors and external storage devices in Linux system

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Today we talk about the Linux system about text editors and external storage devices:

In the use of Linux systems In addition to using a local hard disk for file reading, it is often necessary to use an external storage device such as a CD or a USB flash drive. Root has the authority to manage devices.

When managing external storage devices, we divide them into CDs and USB flash drives.

Basic use of the CD: In the use of the Linux system, in addition to using the local hard disk for file reading, it is often necessary to use external storage devices such as CDs and USB flash drives. To simplify the difficulty of identifying the optical drive, the Linux system uses the device file /dev/cdrom to indicate the optical drive; use the ls –l /dev/cdrom command to view the optical drive symbol.

Mounting CD: mount Mount the file system and ISO image to the specified folder. Its format: mount [ -t type ] storage device mount point directory; mount -o loop ISO image file mount point directory.

Uninstall the CD: umount Unmount the mounted file system. Its format: umount storage device location; umount mount point directory.

Basic use of the U disk: In the Linux system, the USB storage device is recognized as a SCSI device, represented by /dev/sdx. When we mount a USB flash drive, we first use fdisk –l to view the symbol of the USB flash drive.

mount the USB flash drive: mount mounts the file system to the specified folder. Its format: mount [ -t type ] Storage device Mount point directory.

Unmount U disk: umount Unmount the mounted file system. Its format: umount storage device location.