How to mount the HDD

Asked by venkateshq

I just want to know how to mount the HDD.I am using ubuntu its new for me.Is it possible for me to mount the HDD onto Ubuntu.
The device manager shows the HDD but does not mount.Should i convert my HDD into RFS or can it be mounted with FAT32.I want the command line for Mounting the HDD.

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Tabrez Iqbal (tabrez) said :
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to create a directory where you want to mount a FAT32 partition:
#mkdir /mnt/win_c
then to mount the FAT32 partition:
#mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/win_c

hda1 -> C Drive
hda5 -> D Drive
hda6 -> E Drive
hda7 -> F Drive
etc

replace hda with hdb, hdc or hdd if the HDD is not primary master. use 'fdisk -l' to see what your disk is.

you need to be root to execute the above commands. you can put the following line in /etc/fstab file if you want the partition to be mounted on every reboot:

/dev/hda1 /mnt/win_c auto defaults 0 0

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Christophe JAC (cjac) said :
#2

You can use disk in system menu.

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Ulquiorra (xio1503) said :
#3

i dont get it.. how do i bcome root ??

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Alan Pope 🍺🐧🐱 πŸ¦„ (popey) said :
#4

Ulquiorra see the following page:-

http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo

You can do "sudo -s" to become root.

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