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File system management-3.1fdisk command partition process
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1. Add a new hard drive
2. View the new hard drive
3. Use the fdisk command to partition
4. Re-read the partition table information
5. Format the partition
6. Establish mount point and mount
Note: Manually use the command to mount and restart it will be invalid, the next section will talk about how to achieve automatic mounting
7. Description of fdisk interactive commands (stars are commonly used)
| command | Explanation |
|---|---|
| a | Set bootable label |
| b | Edit bsd disk label |
| c | Set DOS operating system compatibility flag |
| ⭐d | Delete a partition |
| ⭐l | Displays the known file system type, 82 is Linxu swap partition, 83 is Linux partition |
| ⭐m | Show help menu |
| ⭐n | New partition |
| O | Create a blank DOS partition table |
| ⭐p | Show partition list |
| ⭐q | Exit without saving |
| s | New blank SUN disk label |
| ⭐t | Change the system ID of a partition |
| in | Change the display record unit |
| v | Verify partition table |
| ⭐w | Save and exit |
| x | Additional features (experts only) |
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