On 9/23/18 11:38 AM, David Christensen wrote:
On 9/23/18 11:33 AM, David Christensen wrote:After you have done the above steps, you will need to create a mount point using mkdir(1), and then mount the file system using mount(8).If you are using a USB device and have a suitable desktop, you might be able to unplug the device, plug it in, and the desktop will automagically show an icon that you can click on to mount the file system and/or the desktop will automagically mount the file system.
Be sure to unmount the USB device file system before unplugging the USB device:
1. From a terminal, use umount(8).2. From a desktop, navigate away from USB device file system in all apps, terminals, etc., and/or close such apps; then right click on desktop device icon and choose unmount from content menu, right click on file manager device entry and choose unmount, etc..
David