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This article will explain in detail how to mount the disk partition to the file directory in the Linux system, the content of the article is of high quality, so the editor shares it for you to do a reference. I hope you will have a certain understanding of the relevant knowledge after reading this article.

Log in to the Linux system using the root user.

Right-click the space on the computer desktop and click "Open Teminal" to open the command terminal.

Enter the fdisk-l command to view the disk partitions of the current system.

Enter the mkdir bakfile command and create a new directory called bakfile under the / root/ directory.

Type mount / dev/sdb1 / root/bakfile to mount the / dev/sdb1 disk space to the / root/bakfile directory.

Enter the df-h command to check the mount, and you can see that the disk partition has been mounted to the / root/bakfile directory.

However, the mount through the above operation is temporary, and when the computer is restarted, it has to be manually mounted again. Next, set up the computer to mount automatically when it starts, enter the vim / etc/fstab command, and open the editing interface.

At the bottom of the file, add a line / dev/sdb1 / root/bakfile ext3 defaults 0 0, save the edits and exit.

Type the reboot command, restart the computer, and you can see that the disk partition is automatically mounted to the / root/bakfile directory.

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