

Network locations can be mounted in one of two ways.

Any network location you can reach from within Windows, you can mount from the Linux shell. The file system will not be case sensitive and you can’t create symbolic links or hard links on it. When working with an external device formatted with a FAT file system or any network file system, there are some limitations. To unmount the drive later so you can safely remove it, run the standard umount command: sudo umount /mnt/g/ Just replace both instances of /mnt/g in the commands with your desired path. You don’t actually have to mount the drive at /mnt/g , of course.
