Mounting a USB drive on Raspberry Pi
When you connect a pen drive to a linux distribution it automatically gets mounted but not in the case of raspberry. You have to manually mount it. Lets check the procedure for it.
Step1: Insert the SD-Card to the pi and power it. And connect via ssh
Step2: Connect the USB drive in the USB -Slot
Step3: Type dmesg . And check where it is mounted. By default it will be mounted to sda .If not then to sdb.
Step4: Create a folder in /media
mkdir /media/USB
Step5: Now mount the USB drive to this folder
sudo mount /dev/sda /media /USB
Step6: Now you can access the USB drive from this folder
Step1: Insert the SD-Card to the pi and power it. And connect via ssh
Step2: Connect the USB drive in the USB -Slot
Step3: Type dmesg . And check where it is mounted. By default it will be mounted to sda .If not then to sdb.
Step4: Create a folder in /media
mkdir /media/USB
Step5: Now mount the USB drive to this folder
sudo mount /dev/sda /media /USB
Step6: Now you can access the USB drive from this folder
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