The rootfs (files located under /) should be mounted automatically in the Ubuntu image you are using.
Just type "cd /" and hit enter
Type "ls" and you'll see what files and directories are there.
Type "mount" to see a list of filesystems and where they are mounted within the rootfs
Filesystems that are mounted at startup an the options they are mounted with, can be found in a file called /etc/fstab.
Just type "cd /" and hit enter
Type "ls" and you'll see what files and directories are there.
Type "mount" to see a list of filesystems and where they are mounted within the rootfs
Filesystems that are mounted at startup an the options they are mounted with, can be found in a file called /etc/fstab.