CentOS find mounted disk is formatted and mounted

View current Linux Server partitions

DF -H

To view the current Linux server hard disk:

Fdisk-l

/DEV/SDA First Hard Drive

/dev/sdb Second Hard drive

And so on

Take/dev/sdb as a new hard drive, for example, you need to do the following to normal use

1. Partitioning

Fdisk/dev/sdb

In turn, enter

N, enter p, enter 1 , enter Enter W

2. Formatting

Mkfs-t ext4-c/DEV/SDB1

3, Mount (mount directory can be defined by itself)

Mount /dev/sdb1/opt

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4. Set up auto mount on boot

VI /etc/fstab

Add a row to the last face

/DEV/SDB1        /www_data        ext4        defaults        0  0

Configuration complete

Then use Df-h to see if it is properly mounted.

Restart the server system and use the DF-H command again to verify

CentOS find mounted disk is formatted and mounted