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Terminal makes our activity in linux more easier, because terminal help us to modify our system and many more such as play music or video change everything we want also we can mount any of disk like file system disk or usb disk using terminal, so we don't need file manager to mount.
Literally with GUI user don't need terminal to mount, user just go open the filemanager and problem solve. But, what if the system has broke which we can't open anything but terminal? if that so user need to know how to use terminal properly. In this article we will show you how to mount disk using  terminal in easy way.

Check list of your disk

First to do is check your disk, to do this just type lsblk in your terminal and hit enter

As seen above there  are sda1, sda2, sda3, sda4. sda5 and sda6. This is disk partition in your system. If you see at the screenshot i have been mounted sda3 and there is tiny information next to it which shows /media/zviilsec/Local Disk. It mean i mounted Local Disk. If  there is no information it mean the disk has not been  mounted just like in the picture sda2.

Mounting Disk Image

Simple way to mount disk is using this command:

udiskctl mount -b /dev/sda3



Ok at the picture above i mounted sda2. If you hit lsblk command again you will see the different. ok if you have question you can ask in comment below.