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<summary>Mount Raspberry Pi filesystem on your machine</summary>
If you have Raspbian OS on your raspberry Pi with SSH enabled, it comes with a protocol
known as `sftp`, which stands for `SSH file transfer protocol`. You can mount your pi filesystem on your machine by using any file manager and adding the following network location:

```sh
sftp://<ip>:<folder_path>
```

To mount the pi filesystem on a directory rather than a separate network drive, you can use `SSHFS` or the SSH filesystem (which uses sftp internally):

```sh
# host machine
sudo apt install sshfs
mkdir pimount
sshfs <piuser>:<piIP>:<folderpath> pimount
```


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