How to use U disk under Linux This is my second article about Linux, the first "How to use QQ under Linux" is still in the top, just move the mouse to a lower position, you can see it. (Last Decliminated the Linux is Red Hat) For users who do not have online, use U disk to exchange data. In now, it is indeed an important means, so it is also critical to use U disk under Linux, but Linux By unlike Windows, it is convenient, let's take a look at how to use the U disk under Linux. It has the following steps to use the U disk under Linux, (in fact, it is mostly the same as Windows): (1) will The U disk is inserted into the USB interface. Of course, it may not be as good as you are using under Windows. Basically the U disk light is not bright, so you don't worry. (2) If you are under Linux You must be very clear, you have a / MNT white directory under the root directory to install some devices, such as CD-ROM and other devices you will understand that you don't have to pay attention to this using the high version of Linux now. Question, first build a subdirectory for USB first in / mnt directory, used to perform data exchange with the USB flash drive. First turn on one terminal, enter the following command: mkdir / mnt / usb Here I use an absolute path if you already Under the / mnt directory, use a relative path. Mkdir USB this USB directory will be the data area on the U disk. Continue to return to the terminal, run the command at the terminal: fdisk -l test system correctly identify correctly U disk, generally find: / dev / sda1 device in the list after command, means that the system can correctly identify your U disk, now you can do it. (3) Hill U disk On the system, this is mainly used here: mount / dev / sda1 / mnt / usb is clearly used under low version, it is clear, it is basically completed by the U disk and the system's hook, now you You can open the / mnt / usb directory to view, is it in your U disk? It may be asked if you use it less than in Windows, how to safely remove it, below this order Definitely can help you, umount / dev / sda1 to this entire U disk usage process, if you still have anything you don't understand and what good way to contact me. Mailou QQ: 12356857 Linux exchange group: 3280424
