Sometimes on Linux machines you cannot mount the storage devices you want. Sometimes you don't even know what is the name given to that device by Linux system. So how to find out that and How to mount a Hard disk or a USB drive using simple Linux commands.
First use this command & create a mount point for the HDD or USB drive.
sudo mkdir /media/newdisk
Now use this command t find out what devices are connected and are still unmounted.
dmesg | tail
& now the final step! Use the following command to mount the HDD or USB drive.
sudo mount /dev/Your_Disk_name /media/newdisk
Wow you have done!!!
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Mount any Hard disk or USB drive in Linux mint
First use this command & create a mount point for the HDD or USB drive.
sudo mkdir /media/newdisk
Now use this command t find out what devices are connected and are still unmounted.
dmesg | tail
& now the final step! Use the following command to mount the HDD or USB drive.
sudo mount /dev/Your_Disk_name /media/newdisk
Wow you have done!!!
Spread this link so that others can too get benefit from this!!! :)
Wow bro thanx for the solution. I was searching it from so long time.
ReplyDeleteGood work. Linux has so many things to explore to normal people please do share these with your blog.
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