Linux system fdisk partition

The following operations are all based on a Linux virtual machine (CentOS6.6) on a Win7 64-bit system.

When the hard disk space of the Linux virtual machine is not enough, you can add the hard disk block manually, the process is as follows:

Right-click the virtual machine and tap the "ADD" button:

Select "Hard Disk" and click "Next":

Select "Create a new Virtual disk" and click "Next":

Select "SCSI" and click "Next":

To set the hard disk size, "store disk as a single file", click "Next":

Click "Finish" to add success:

Restart the Linux system.

Using the command fdisk-l, you can view the Linux system hard disk and its partitioning situation.

The new hard drive has no partitions, cannot be used, and requires manual partitioning:

Fdisk/dev/sdb: (assuming that the new drive block is /dev/sdb)

Related Command parameters:

M: Printing parameters Help information

P: Print the current partition table

N: Creating Partitions

E: Extended partition

P: Primary partition

Allocating sectors (memory allocations)

W: Save Exit

Q: Do not save exit

To adjust a partition:

Fdisk/dev/sdb

D: Delete Partition

Linux system fdisk partition