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• Mount devices in the system

Mount devices in the system

The command mount will show the devices that are actually mounted

mount

You may also use lsblk

  lsblk --fl

Or use:

  df -h

Or even fdisk (should use sudo) to obtain details on the devices:

  fdisk -l

Let's say that you have a second disk identified as /dev/sdb

You may use the command following to mount the disk:

  mount /dev/sdb /mnt

This command should be run using sudo before the line. The command mounts a device (/dev/sdb) in any directory that exists in the system (here, we used /mnt)

To unmount the disk use (should use sudo before):

  umount /dev/sdb