Mount your desire disk drive on Ubuntu by Command
To do it, at first your need to create a directory which will be the default location for your mounted drive.
Open Terminal by pressing CTRL+ALT+T. And type following command to create a directory into a particular location.
sudo mkdir /media/mountdsk
It'll create a directory into media with the name mountdsk.
Now type following commands to mount a particular Drive.
sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/mountdsk
df -H
sdb1 is your drive name. Somewhere it named as sda1 or hdb1.
To check how to find your HDD partition, go to - Find out HDD Partition List
Open Terminal by pressing CTRL+ALT+T. And type following command to create a directory into a particular location.
sudo mkdir /media/mountdsk
It'll create a directory into media with the name mountdsk.
Now type following commands to mount a particular Drive.
sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/mountdsk
df -H
sdb1 is your drive name. Somewhere it named as sda1 or hdb1.
To check how to find your HDD partition, go to - Find out HDD Partition List
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