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Marcin at 23:36, 30 December 2016

2016-12-30T23:36:13Z

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	*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external		*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external
	How do you copy? sudo cp -r /~ /media/flash where /~ stands for /home/yourusername - in other words - sudo cp -r /home/yourusername/ /media/flash		How do you copy? sudo cp -r /~ /media/flash where /~ stands for /home/yourusername - in other words - sudo cp -r /home/yourusername/ /media/flash

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Marcin at 23:27, 30 December 2016

2016-12-30T23:27:02Z

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			=Script=
			Linux is an open source computer operating system that can be downloaded free of charge and used to run powerful tasks on a computer. It is also a remedy for Windows or MacOS. To know linux, you simply have to understand that everything in Linux is a file. Thus, to master linux, you need to learn how to manipulate files: editing, copying, moving files. Period. At the linux prompt (show sample), first let's discover directory structure. Main commands are PWD, and LS. Then you can cp and shit. The key for efficient navigation is tags and syntax, such as wildcards....


	=Finding and Copying to External Disks=		=Finding and Copying to External Disks=
	*How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l This lists disks. /dev/sdb1 showed up when i plugged in the drive.		*How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l This lists disks. /dev/sdb1 showed up when i plugged in the drive.

Marcin at 04:35, 27 February 2016

2016-02-27T04:35:06Z

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	*What is FAT32? A file formal up to 32 GB, runs on all systems.		*What is FAT32? A file formal up to 32 GB, runs on all systems.
	*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external		*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external
	*How do you copy? sudo cp -r /~ /media/flash where /~ stands for /home/yourusername		How do you copy? sudo cp -r /~ /media/flash where /~ stands for /home/yourusername - in other words - sudo cp -r /home/yourusername/ /media/flash

Marcin at 04:06, 27 February 2016

2016-02-27T04:06:51Z

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	*How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l This lists disks. /dev/sdb1 showed up when i plugged in the drive.		*How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l This lists disks. /dev/sdb1 showed up when i plugged in the drive.
	*What is /dev/sdb1 ? A location?		*What is /dev/sdb1 ? A location?
	*How to copy /home/marcin directory to a /dev/sdb1 device? First set a mount point, mount your external drive, then copy to it.		*How to copy /home/marcin directory to a /dev/sdb1 device? First set a mount point, mount your external drive, then copy to it.
	*What is the path of external disk? It needs to be mounted first - so it depends where it's mounted.		*What is the path of external disk? It needs to be mounted first - so it depends where it's mounted.
	*What does it mean to mount a disk? When you 'mount' something you are placing access to the file system contained within onto your root file system structure.		*What does it mean to mount a disk? When you 'mount' something you are placing access to the file system contained within onto your root file system structure.
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	*What is FAT32? A file formal up to 32 GB, runs on all systems.		*What is FAT32? A file formal up to 32 GB, runs on all systems.
	*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external		*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external
			*How do you copy? sudo cp -r /~ /media/flash where /~ stands for /home/yourusername

Marcin at 04:01, 27 February 2016

2016-02-27T04:01:33Z

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	=Finding and Copying to External Disks=		=Finding and Copying to External Disks=
	*How do you find an external USB disk?		*How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l This lists disks. /dev/sdb1 showed up when i plugged in the drive.
			*What is /dev/sdb1 ? A location?
	Type sudo fdisk -l		*How to copy /home/marcin directory to a /dev/sdb1 device? First set a mount point, mount your external drive, then copy to it.
			*What is the path of external disk? It needs to be mounted first - so it depends where it's mounted.
	This lists disks.

	~~I got the former disks, plus~~ /dev/sdb1

	*How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ? ~~Is that the path? What is the difference between path and TOSHIBA EXT? What is mounting~~ a ~~disk?~~
	*What is the path of external disk~~, and what is difference between path and /dev/sdb1~~ ?
	*What does it mean to mount a disk? When you 'mount' something you are placing access to the file system contained within onto your root file system structure.		*What does it mean to mount a disk? When you 'mount' something you are placing access to the file system contained within onto your root file system structure.
	*Is an external USB mounted autmatically in command line? Sometimes. If not, mount it by creating a mount point and		*Is an external USB mounted autmatically in command line? Sometimes. If not, mount it by creating a mount point and
	*What is a ~~filesystem~~? ~~Filesystem format~~?		*What is a file system? It's a structure that computer uses to organize data.
			*What is FAT32? A file formal up to 32 GB, runs on all systems.
			*How do you mount? First create a mount point by sudo mkdir /media/external, and then mount by sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/external

Marcin at 03:24, 27 February 2016

2016-02-27T03:24:43Z

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	*How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ? Is that the path? What is the difference between path and TOSHIBA EXT? What is mounting a disk?		*How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ? Is that the path? What is the difference between path and TOSHIBA EXT? What is mounting a disk?
	*What is the path of external disk, and what is difference between path and /dev/sdb1 ?		*What is the path of external disk, and what is difference between path and /dev/sdb1 ?
			*What does it mean to mount a disk? When you 'mount' something you are placing access to the file system contained within onto your root file system structure.
			*Is an external USB mounted autmatically in command line? Sometimes. If not, mount it by creating a mount point and
			*What is a filesystem? Filesystem format?

Marcin: /* Finding External Disks */

2016-02-27T03:15:44Z

Finding External Disks

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	*How do you find an external USB disk?		*How do you find an external USB disk?

	Type sudo fdisk -l		Type sudo fdisk -l

			This lists disks.

	I got the former disks, plus /dev/sdb1		I got the former disks, plus /dev/sdb1

	=How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ?		*How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ? Is that the path? What is the difference between path and TOSHIBA EXT? What is mounting a disk?
			*What is the path of external disk, and what is difference between path and /dev/sdb1 ?

Marcin: Created page with "=Finding External Disks= *How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l I got the former disks, plus /dev/sdb1 =How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ?"

2016-02-27T03:04:00Z

Created page with "=Finding External Disks= *How do you find an external USB disk? Type sudo fdisk -l I got the former disks, plus /dev/sdb1 =How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ?"

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=Finding External Disks=
*How do you find an external USB disk?

Type sudo fdisk -l

I got the former disks, plus /dev/sdb1

=How to copy /home/marcin directory to /dev/sdb1 ?