挂usb设备

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how to mount flash drive in linux 05/05/2005 01:20
pals i want to mount my flash drive on linux please if someone help me and if someone can send me the steps(commands) also.....i w'll be grateful

Michael 05/05/2005 04:35
hi asad,
it?s not difficult at all
just go into the console as root and type

mkdir /mnt/flash
mount -t vfat /dev/sda0 /mnt/flash

that is the command i would use, if it doesn?t work try only typing until /dev/sd and press [tab] twice, it should give you the available devices, choose one and continue...

someone more experienced is welcome to give a description of how to add that to the /etc/fstab

manveru

Luiz 05/05/2005 11:16
Remember loading the correct kernel-modules for usb mass storage devices if they haven't been loaded yet...
`modprobe usb-storage`
Then mount it.

If you don't know the usb-storage module status (if it's up or not), just run `lsmod` and verify it ;)

Nafay Micheal 05/08/2005 22:48
Micheal man! what that -t option for in the mount command that u have written

Saurabh That -t 05/08/2005 23:14
that -t is for telling which file system is that device using

Naveed 05/09/2005 00:19
mount -t /dev/sda1 /mnt/directory

Danton warning 05/09/2005 17:44
memory sticks comes in two flavours, some are partitioned (with a single partition) some are not. if your stick is partitioned:

mount -t vfat /dev/sdx1 /mounting/point

otherwise:

mount -t vfat /dev/sdx /mounting/point

Rohit mmmuaah FC3 05/10/2005 01:05
I just plugged it in and used it

Kedar yup 05/10/2005 00:33
most distros nowadays auto mount usb drives.
just in case the mountwatcher has been killed, u need to mount it manually.


应该是：
#mkdir /mnt/flash
#mount -t vfat /dev/sdaX /mnt/flash
注：X具体视有多少个usb设置而定(但还应考虑SCSI和SATA)