Linux fdisk add hard disk, partition, mount, permanently mount

1. SSH Login server:

2. List all drives:

Command: Ll/dev/disk/by-path

I still have a SDA here.

3. Check the disk partition status:

Command: Fdisk-l

The top two sections indicate that I have two physical devices

/DEV/SDA 149.1G (160G HDD Installed)

/dev/mmcblk0 3.7G (motherboard belt 4G, also do not know what it was used to do.) I installed Fedora.)

The third part is the existing one partition situation, mainly is mmcblk0 this piece of disk.

And here's the partitioning information.

SDA has no partition, I cleaned it before loading.

4, to the hard disk partition:

Command: Fdisk device

I'm here, FDISK/DEV/SDA.

Look at the help information, all Chinese.

Enter G to create a GPT partition table

Input p, look at the current partition situation, if your hard disk already has partitions, you can consider d delete

Enter n new, partition number default 1, direct carriage return, first sector (start position) default 2048, direct carriage return, last sector (end position) default maximum last position, direct carriage return.

Prompt to create a new partition with the type "Linux filesystem"

Partition signature also do not know what to do, automatically generated, will not be deleted.

Input p, look at the current partition situation, as I need, this is a data disk, a partition is enough.

Enter W to write the partition table to disk and exit.

OK, this is the end of the partition.

5. Mount Disk to Directory

Linux fdisk add hard disk, partition, mount, permanently mount