In Linux, where does your data exist? -- Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. In windows, we can install the operating system in c: And store our own things on the e/f/g disk. In linux, where do we put our own stuff?
/User/***/below? /Directory? If our system crashes, then we will reinstall the system, so we will have no data. Therefore, we may need to partition to save our data.
How to draw? How to save it? This is a problem that has always been confusing me.
As a matter of fact, I am also wondering if it can be solved in this way. I create a directory/aaa under the root directory
Then I create an independent partition sda10, and then I put this partition in the/aaa directory?
In this way, even if you reinstall the system, it is okay as long as the partition is not deleted. After the system is installed, mount it again.
I think so, but I haven't tried it yet. If that person has used it, give me some advice.
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