2.3 Partitioning and formatting of system partitions
1. Partition type
Primary partition : There can be up to four.
Extended partition :
There can be up to 1 of them.
There are up to 4 primary partitions and extended partitions.
Data cannot be written, only logical partitions can be included.
Logical Partition :
2. Format (advanced format) is also known as logical format, it refers to the user selected file system (such as FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, etc.), in a specific area of the disk to write specific data, in the partition to be placed in a file allocation table, Disk space for file management, such as catalog tables.
Function: (1) divided into equal size data block. (2) Create a two-dimensional table in the distribution table.
2.4 Partition of partition device file name and mount
Partition Device file name:
/DEV/HDA1 (IDE hard drive Interface)
/DEV/SDA1 (SCSI hard drive interface, SATA hard drive interface)
The partition represents:
Logical partitions must start at 5, and 1 to 4 are for the primary partition or for the extended partition.
4. Mounting
A mount point can be understood as a drive letter in Windows. But instead of Cdef, take the catalogue as a disk.
must be partitioned :
/(Root partition)
Swap partition (swap partition, memory twice times, no more than 2GB) (similar to virtual memory)
Recommended Partitions :
/boot (boot partition, 200MB) it is best to partition boot separately to avoid the system not booting because the disk has no space.
2.6 Linux System Installation
Package Selection
Desktop |
Desktop |
Minimal Desktop |
Minimize desktop |
Minimal |
Minimized |
Basic Server |
Basic server |
Database Server |
Database server |
Virtual Host |
Web server |
Software Development workstation |
Software development Workstations |
Linux Talent Formation Program 1 (2nd Linux system installation)