Linux mount file system

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1. The mount point must be a directory. 2, a partition mounted on an existing directory, this directory may not be empty, but the previous content will not be available after mount this directory. This is the same for the file system established for other operating systems. However, it is necessary to understand that the format of the file system used by the disc, floppy disk, and other operating systems is different from Linux file system format. The disc is ISO9660; floppy disk is FAT16 or EXT2; Windows NT is FAT16, NTFS; Windows 98 is FAT16, FAT32; Windows2000 and WindowsXP are FAT16, FAT32, NTFS. Learn if Linux supports the file system format you want to mount before mount. Using the mount command while mount: format: mount [- parameter] [device name] [mount point] where the common parameters are -t Specify the file system type of the device, common: MiniX Linux first File system EXT2 Linux currently common file system MSDOS MS-DOS's FAT, is the FAT16 VFAT Windows 98 Common FAT32 NFS Network File System ISO9660 CD-ROM CD Standard File System NTFS Windows NT 2000 File System HPFS OS / 2 File System AUTO Automatically detect file system -o

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