Frequent Question: Does Linux Have C Drive?
Contents There Is No C: Drive in Linux. There Are Only Partitions. Where Is My C Drive on Linux? /Mnt/C or /Mnt// You’ll Find Your Local Drives Mounted Under...
There is no C: drive in Linux. There are only partitions.
Where is my C drive on Linux?
/mnt/c or /mnt/<drive letter>/
you’ll find your local drives mounted under the /mnt folder. The Linux filesystem is a unique tree (there are no C: , D: …). The root of this tree is / (note / not ).
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