ubuntu get to local disk

Open a terminal window.

Use the "lsblk" command to list available block devices and identify the target local disk.

If the disk is not mounted, use the "sudo fdisk -l" command to display detailed information about the disks and their partitions.

Create a mount point for the local disk using the "sudo mkdir" command.

Mount the local disk to the created mount point with the "sudo mount" command.

Use the "df -h" command to verify that the local disk is mounted successfully and to view disk space information.

To make the mount persistent across reboots, add an entry to the "/etc/fstab" file using a text editor like "nano" or "vim."

Unmount the local disk using the "sudo umount" command when done with the operation.