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How to set up USB Hard Drive on Linux?
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I am new to Linux and I'm trying to set up a Linksys USB Hard Drive on my Red Hat Linux computer. Under 'System Tools', 'Hardware Browser', I can see the USB drive as sda1 under /dev/sda. But when I use 'System Tools', 'Disk Management' I don't see that USB drive but the normal hard drive and floppy drive. Therefore I couldn't use Disk Management to mount it. Does anyone know what else do I need to do. I want to copy some files from the normal hard drive to my USB drive. Soln OK, now create a folder /mnt/USB: mkdir /mnt/USB then add the following line to /etc/fstab (you have to be root to do both) /dev/sda /mnt/USB auto noauto,owner,kuzu 0 0 You should now be able to mount your USB drive with the following command: mount /dev/sda Please check if that works and post any errors you may get. |
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