Linux Operations Partition Management

Fdisk-cu Creating a partition-------------

After adding the entry, then follow the steps, first add a hard disk, size yourself, then enter the command, choose N to create the partition, then select the primary partition (P) or the extended partition (e) You want to create, then enter, then select how large the partition you want to create, p view, t Modify, and then select the parameters inside, Then enter P to view or save W directly.

Pvcreate--------------convert partitions into physical volumes

Vgcreate--------------placing a physical volume into a volume group

Lvcreate-l +ng-n lv01 vg01----Assigning volume groups to logical volumes

Okay, then.

Formatting

mkfs.ext4/dev/which plate?

or mkswap/dev/which disk

Partition:

Free-m swapon------Open

Free-m swapoff------Off

Mount------------------Mount Command

blkid/dev/which disk/---view UUID

Vim/etc/fatab--------Edit Auto mount on next boot

Summary steps: Create a disk-------format--------mount

Cat/proc/partitions |grep which disk----------view mount

Fdisk-cul---------------------View disk space

Df-h-------------------------View Disk Mounts

Df-i--------------------------View Disk inode utilization

LVS----------------------------View Logical Volume mount status

Summary: Overall, zoning management I know this, but there are some shortcomings I hope that I will work harder to do

Linux Operations Partition Management