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I am running Kali Linux 2016.1 live in my usb drive. I have to change my window admin password but internal drives of the system are showing in other device and I can't find it in terminal too.
when i run "Cd media/# ls" i only get my pendrive part.
Am I missing anything or there is another way ?
Shariq Shariq
Posted 2016-07-29T07:59:16.683
Reputation: 1
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In order to find the mount point of the drive run " df -h" in terminal. It will list all the mounted devices and using that path you can access the location.
If the drive is not listing in the above command run " parted -l" where it will list the attached drives. you can check it via fdisk too.
vembutech
Posted 2016-07-29T07:59:16.683
Reputation: 5 693
Thank you, I did the same thing but it was showing in "df -h" but did not show when i run the command. then I simply go to the other device and mount the "C drive" using option in right click. After that my drive started showing in /media && ls – Shariq Shariq – 2016-08-03T08:11:56.893
First, your command is invalid. Try first changing the directory with
cd /mediaand after that usels. If you want to run those two in a single command, you have to add the&&operator, i.E.cd /media && lsor if you just want to list the entries, you can usels /media. If there's a cdrom drive available, you should see the foldercdrom. – UeliDeSchwert – 2016-07-29T08:06:13.370Thank you, I did the same thing but it was showing in "df -h" but did not show when i run the command. then I simply go to the other device and mount the "C drive" using option in right click. After that my drive started showing in /media && ls – Shariq Shariq – 2016-08-03T08:12:26.363