# Disk Mounter Manual

The Disk Mounter applet enables you to quickly mount or unmount various types of drives and file systems from a panel.

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This manual describes version 1.10.2 of Disk Mounter.

## 피드백

To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the Disk Mounter or this manual, follow the directions in the MATE Feedback Page.

## 소개

### 디스크 마운트

디스크 마운트 도구 애플릿입니다.

The Disk Mounter enables you to quickly mount and unmount various types of drives and file systems.

For the Disk Mounter to work properly, your system administrator must configure your system appropriately. Refer to the fstab 5 for more information about the necessary system administration tasks.

### To Add Disk Mounter to a Panel

To add Disk Mounter to a panel, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click on the panel.

2. Choose Add to Panel.

3. Scroll down the list of items in the Add to Panel dialog, then select Disk Mounter.

4. Click Add.

### Manually Mounting and Unmounting File Systems

Many file systems on Linux and other Unix-like systems must be manually mounted and unmounted.

When a file system is mounted, you can read and write to the file system. When you finish working with a file system, you should unmount the file system.

You must unmount removable drives, such as floppy disks and Zip disks, before you remove the media, because Linux and other Unix-like systems do not always write the changes immediately. Such systems typically buffer the changes to the disk, to improve the speed of the system.

Partitions on fixed drives, such as your hard drive, are typically mounted automatically when your computer boots, and unmounted when your computer shuts down. Removable media must be mounted and unmounted manually, for example by using the Disk Mounter.

Some systems may also automatically mount some removable media (such as USB and IEEE1394 disks), these devices may also come up in the Disk Mounter so that you can unmount them when you are finished, and provide a visual indication that they are present.

## 사용법

### To Display the Name and Mount Status of a Drive

To display the name and mount status of a drive, move the mouse pointer to the drive icon in the panel. A tooltip displays the name and mount status of the drive.

### To Mount, Unmount or Eject a Drive

To mount drive, click on the drive icon in the panel and then select the Mount Drive option.

To unmount a drive, click on the drive icon in the panel and then select the Unmount Drive option, or if the device is a CD-ROM Drive, it may be labeled Eject Drive

### To Browse the Contents of a Drive

To use a file manager to browse the contents of a drive, click on the drive icon in the panel, then choose Open Drive.

You can only browse the contents of a mounted drive.