Mounting a Filesystem with the mount Command
Lets look at the process of mounting a floppy disk from the command line:
$ su
# mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /media/floppy
The mount command loads a device´s filesystem into our servers filesystem.
The floppy device at /dev/fd0, and the devices filesystem is loaded in to /media/floppy mount point. We also need to tell Linux what kind of filesystem it needs to expect, in this case its a FAT32 filesystem (vfat).
Before removing a floppy we could unmount it, thereby removing it from the filesystem We can do so using the unmount command.
$ unmount /media/floppy
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