How Do You Mount a USB Drive in the Linux Terminal Using the Command Line?
2VAL will show you how to mount a usb drive in the Linux Terminal.
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After plugging-in your USB device to your LINUX system’s USB port, the system will add a new block device into the /dev/ directory. To check that, use the following command – Firstly, open your command line and write the following command in:
$ sudo fdisk -l
After this step, you will need to create a mount point. In order to do so,
$ mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
In above given command, ‘sbd1’ refers to the name of your USB Device.
Next, you will be required to create a directory in the mounted device. For that, use the following command:
$ cd /mnt
/mnt$ mkdir LL
This step will complete your query of how to mount USB Drive in LINUX.
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