Detailed tutorial on hard disk mounting in Ubuntu system.

To mount the hard disk in Ubuntu system, you can follow the following detailed tutorial:

1. Check the hard disk:
   
   Insert the hard disk to be mounted and ensure that the system can correctly identify it. You can view the list of connected hard drives using the following command:

   sudo fdisk -l

   Make sure to find the hard disk device you want to mount (for example, /dev/sdb).

2. Create a mount point:
   
   In the Ubuntu system, the hard disk is usually mounted to a directory. Execute the following command to create the mount point directory:

   sudo mkdir /mnt/mydisk

   This will create a directory named "mydisk" under the /mnt directory as a mount point.

3. Mount the hard disk:
   
   Execute the following command to mount the hard disk to the mount point:

   sudo mount /dev/sdb /mnt/mydisk

   Replace "/dev/sdb" with the path of the hard disk device you want to mount.

4. Automatic mounting:
   
   If you want to automatically mount the hard disk when the system starts, you need to perform some additional configuration. Execute the following command to open the fstab file for editing:

   sudo nano /etc/fstab

   Add the following lines at the end of the file to describe the hard disk device and mount point information to be mounted:

   /dev/sdb   /mnt/mydisk   ext4   defaults   0   0

   Save and close the file.

5. Uninstall the hard disk:
   
   If you want to uninstall the mounted hard disk, you can execute the following command:

   sudo umount /mnt/mydisk

   The hard drive will be unmounted and removed from the system.

Now you have learned the detailed tutorial on hard disk mounting in Ubuntu system. Please note that the exact steps may vary depending on your system configuration and hard drive type.

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