Use fdisk for disk management and fdisk for Disk

Use fdisk for disk management and fdisk for Disk
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Use fdisk to partition Disks

For example:

 

Practice: Use fdisk to partition a new disk, a primary partition, an extended partition, and two logical partitions.

1. Switch to the root user. Only the root user has the permission to partition.

 

2. Run the fdisk-l command to view all current disks and partitions.

 

3. Use the fdisk/dev/sdb command to partition the target disk.

Start partitioning the disk sdb.

 

Create a primary partition with a size of 2 GB.

 

 

Next, create an extended partition. Note: The extended partition cannot be used directly. You must create a logical partition on the basis of the extended partition.

 

Create two logical partitions Based on the extended partitions.

 

 

4. Write all changes to the disk and call the partprobe command to let the kernel update the partition information immediately.