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Linux and Unix operating systems provide the mount command in order to attach file systems, disks, partitions, USB drive, cdrom, and even network shares into the local system. As a dynamic operation, we may also use the umount command in order to detach mounted devices. List Mounted Devices/File Systems Before mounting some devices or file … Read more
The “Read-only file system …” is an error that is related to the file system. This error may occur in different situations for different reasons. This error simply expresses that the target file system is mounted as read-only mode and it can not be written or changed. Read-only File System Error Cases There may be … Read more
CIFS is a network-based file-sharing protocol which is used to share file, folders, and data over the network. The Windows, Linux, MacOSX, and other operating systems support the CIFS which makes it very useful to share files and folders over different operating systems. Both the SMB and CIFS protocols are developed by Microsoft and they … Read more
ISO is a popular file format that is generally used to store optical media data like CDs, DVDs, etc. ISO files contain the image of a specific CD or DVD. Generally, operating systems, software, software bundles are stored inside ISO files. ISO is a file format and file system which is also defined as ISO … Read more