Linux Command Line (82) Mount a USB drive
We first look at what happens when we insert a USB drive into a Linux Mint operating system, then we manually unmount it.
We then create a new partition to manually mount that USB drive and mount the USB drive, but we cannot write to the USB drive.
We unmount the drive again and then mount it giving our user ID read/write permissions.
The last thing we do is we unmount the drive and remount it giving our user ID read/write permissions and our user group and other read only permissions.
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