When a technician plugs a USB flash drive into a server, the drive does not mount automatically. Which of the following commands will provide the information needed to mount the drive manually?

`modinfo` displays metadata about a kernel module such as its version, parameters, and dependencies - it provides no information about storage device paths or filesystems needed for mounting.

`lshw` lists detailed hardware configuration for installed devices but does not output the specific device node path or filesystem type required to construct a valid `mount` command.

`lspci` enumerates only devices connected to the PCI bus; USB storage devices are not PCI devices and will not appear in its output.

The `mount` command is the standard Linux utility for manually attaching filesystems to the directory tree. Running `mount` without arguments shows all currently mounted filesystems with their device paths, mount points, and filesystem types, giving the technician the context needed to identify the correct device node (e.g., /dev/sdb1) and construct the proper `mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb` command for the USB drive.