# What Operating System are you running? GhostBSD has an automounter running, FreeBSD has different setup and processes;
# dsbmc dsbmd are useful automounting tools for mounting disks. I used dsbmc to mount USB disk of a cellphone connected via usb cable for copying pictures from cellphone to computer using grsync tool.
uname -r ; uname -aK ; freebsd-version -kru ; ghostbsd-version -fkov
# checkout what disks are in the system
camcontrol devlist
geom disk list
gpart status
gpart show -lp
# verify what partitons got mounted
mount
df -h
ghostbsd has some "automount" commands that work behind the scene. Others can comment on using that tool.
# what xxxx.ko files kernel modules are loaded in your pc system
kldstat
I still think about googling " freebsd mount ext4" and read for answer there. Below is a pseudo example, with wrong settings. Google for better answers.
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting- ... t-command/ NixCraft well rounded answer
mkdir -p /mnt/linux_ext4_part
mount -t ext2fs /dev/da0p2 /mnt/linux_ext4_part
https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/filesystems/ Chapter 23.1 Other File Systems Updated 2024
https://spmzt.net/freebsd/mount/2023/04 ... mount.html Pouria's Blog April 2023 great examples, dsbmc-cli -m /dev/da0s1
https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?que ... ormat=html ext2fs Freebsd manual page
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/howt ... ons.59520/ Older 2020 FreeBSD forum post with examples and some details. Do not enable journaling on Linux ext4 partition