Provided that the device you want to cd into is automatically mounted, execute
df -h to see the list of mounted devices and their mount points. The last column is the mount point, so if for example you see something like this:
Code:
/dev/sdb1 240G 105G 135G 44% /media/NewVolume
then you just have to execute:
cd /media/NewVolume. If it's not automatically mounted, then you have to figure out what's the device, create a mount point for it and mount it. As root execute:
It will show you which storage devices you have on your machine and their partitions. Then you just have to create the mount point for it on /mnt or /media and mount it there:
Code:
mkdir /media/data
mount /dev/sdXN /media/data
cd /media/data