In a UNIX type environment you need to "mount" a drive to logically attach it to the operating system. Before you use the "mount" command, the drive is just a hunk of hardware hanging out there somewhere and the operating system doesn't know how to use it. After you "mount" the drive it is available for read/write, just as you would expect with any computer drive.
Is the hard drive connected to a mounting bracket? If so, what type of screws secure the hard drive to the mounting bracket
It's a mounting device or a convenient extended cable to mount devices. For example, a mounting device to plug in a USB or a mounting device to place a external hard drive or a cd/dvd external drive.
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The technical term for the screws are called "Hard-Drive Mounting Screws" and you can buy them most anywhere.
For speed reducer gearbox just want to clarify if i can use the worm gear side of the gearbox for the installation of drive motor instead of mounting it on the enveloping worm? what is the advantage and disadvantage
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A hard drive is called OEM when sold by discount stores with little packaging and no accessories. A retail hard drive comes in an individual box and will generally have an installation booklet and possibly mounting hardware and a cable. The OEM drive will arrive in a padded container, probably without the mounting screws or brackets and definitely with no cables. The OEM drive will usually cost about $10 to 25 less than the retail drive.
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The advantage is you can use it for meticulous hardware work, such as glueing a USB drive to a computer screen or Hard Drive. Hope that helps :)