Mount a Drive or Partition in Linux

Mount a Drive or Partition

Drives and partitions not used by Tiny Core are not automatically mounted. To access them, you must mount them.

When using Rox file manager as Root, drives and partitions can be mounted by going to the directory "/mnt," and clicking on them.

To list information about drives and partitions, open the terminal, and type:

fdisk -l

A drive or partition can be mounted using the terminal, and typing:

sudo mount /dev/(drive or partition)

Enter appropriate information. Here is one possible example.

sudo mount /dev/sdd1

If you go to /mnt/(drive or partition), you can access it.

To unmount a drive or partition, use:

umount /dev/(drive or partition)

Also see:

Mount a Drive or Partition in other Linux distributions.