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WSL2
Dave Cox edited this page Mar 13, 2023
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Assuming a .vhdx file, inserted USB storage, optical drive, network share or similar is already mounted to Windows drive letter E: (for example), we can mount it for use in Linux with sudo mount but don’t forget we need an existing directory to mount upon:
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/e
$ sudo mount -t drvfs E: /mnt/e