Linux Ubuntu 1. Use the appropriate commands to locate the device file used by the device,...

Linux Ubuntu
1. Use the appropriate commands to locate the device file used by the device, mount the filesystem to a directory of your choice, and check the filesystem for errors.

2. Finally, add a line to /etc/fstab to ensure that the filesystem can be easily mounted in the future (this line should not automount the filesystem at boot time).

You have to document all your steps and provide the screenshot of your work process.

Expert Solution

All the device files in Linux are mounted in the /dev directory

Using mount command to mount the file system to a directory:

2) Editing the mount point in the /etc/fstab is known as the permanent mounting. Even after restart of the machine the mount point will not lost.

vi /etc/fstab

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