LINUX new disk does not establish partition, directly establish file system and mount what to do? __linux

Linux new disk does not establish partition, directly establish file system and mount:
Do not have to use Fdisk to partition first. How to skip this step directly, set up a file system, and mount it.

Workaround:

Suppose the new hard drive is/DEV/SDC
Fdisk operation is/DEV/SDC, the partition will have/DEV/SDC1/DEV/SDC2 and so on
General MKFS.EXT4/DEV/SDC1 to format a partition, and then MOUNT/DEV/SDC1
But you can also not partition, direct MKFS.EXT4/DEV/SDC, and then MOUNT/DEV/SDC

Principle:

This is a reason to farm uncle Farming.
Dividing an acre of land into 10 fields is convenient for watering, but that doesn't mean that you can't grow crops without dividing the furrow.

Reference:

http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/390299219?page=1#post-393144134