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Question how to cd to Filesystem ?

i don't know the way to change directory to Filesystem .
when i go Places >tonjaa(Computer)
it's has Cdrom drive . Drive3 , Drive4,TON99(Media drive),Filesystem
if i want to change directory in terminal to Filesystem how to change ?
i try
tonjaa@tonjaa-desktop:~$ cd Computer
bash: cd: Computer: No such file or directory
tonjaa@tonjaa-desktop:~$ cd /Filesystem
bash: cd: /Filesystem: No such file or directory
tonjaa@tonjaa-desktop:~$

where is correct directory to go Filesystem ?
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Usually, cd / dvd and usb pen can be accessed by visiting /media directory:
Code:
ls /media
pwd
cd /media
pwd
ls -l
You can always use find command to locate files or directory in the system:
Code:
find / -iname "Filesystem"
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