- Mounting integrates a foreign file system into the main tree.
- Before accessing media must be mounted.
- Before removing media must be unmounted.
- In GNOME and KDE Environments devices auto mount under /media/
- In Console, root can manually mount devices under /mnt/
For Floopy#mkdir /mnt/floopy #mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floopy #umount /dev/fd0For CD ROM#mkdir /mnt/cdrom #mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom #umount /dev/cdrom In console NON-ROOT user can use $gnome-mount –t –d /dev/cdrom $gnome-mount –t –d /dev/sda $gnome-umount –t –d /dev/sdb $gnome-mount –t –d /dev/cdrom $gnome-umount –t –d /dev/cdrom |
USB Media
USB are detected by the kernels as SCSI deices
- /dev/sda, /dev/sdax, /dev/sbd, /dev/sdbx, etc
- /dev/sda, /dev/sdax, /dev/sbd, /dev/sdbx, etc
Automatically mount on KDE and GNOME environment
- Similar location as CDs.
- /media/disk-lable or /media/disk
- Similar location as CDs.
- /media/disk-lable or /media/disk
Unmount USB with
- Right click à unmounts volume
- #umount /dev/sdax
- #umount /dev/sdax
For non-root users
$gnome-mount –t –d /dev/sda1
$gnome-umount –t –d /dev/sda1
$gnome-umount –t –d /dev/sda1
CDs and DVDs
- it is automatically mounted on GNOME and KDE environment
- accessible from:
- Computer desktop icon, cdrom
- Cd-rom desktop icon
- /media/disk-lable or /media/cdrom
- Cd-rom desktop icon
- /media/disk-lable or /media/cdrom
Eject with
- Right click and Eject
- #eject /dec/cdrom
- #eject /dec/cdrom
For non-root users
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