Once you have SSHed into your ubuntu Linux computer as root, open up a shell terminal and run dmesg to print out the kernel ring buffer. Please notice the last few lines. Then, plug your rasbian os into an SD card reader on your ubuntu Linux computer and again run dmesg to print out the kernel ring buffer. Do you see any new entries in the last few lines to indicate the recognition of your SD card as an sdX: sdX1 sdX2 (where X is the drive ID) partitions? If so, make a note of it. Then, run df on the same shell terminal to see if any of the sdX# partitions has been mounted. If not, then you will need to manually mount the partitions, i.e. mount /dev/sdX1 /mnt, etc. before you will be able to see the /dev/sdX1 partition mounted under /mnt. Once you are done, before you manually unmount the mounted partition, i.e. umount /dev/sdX1, etc. before you can pull out the raspbian OS from the SD card reader.
ls
, you can see a folder calledhome
- which doesn't appear in the "explorer" style window – Jaromanda X Oct 10 '18 at 1:35/home/pi
. You are in the root directory/
. Raspbian Lite has no graphical support. What is this window from the screen shot? – Ingo Oct 12 '18 at 10:15