Partitioning and formatting a USB flash drive (fdisk & mkfs) in Ubuntu)

Partitioning and formatting a USB flash drive (fdisk & amp; mkfs) in Ubuntu. fdisk is usually used to format a USB flash drive, the reason for formatting the USB flash drive is that the system of the USB flash drive cannot be identified on the user's machine. for example, Windows cannot recognize the USB flash drive of the GPT file system... partitioning and formatting of a USB flash drive (fdisk & mkfs) in Ubuntu. fdisk is usually used to format a USB flash drive, the reason for formatting the USB flash drive is that the system of the USB flash drive cannot be identified on the user's machine. for example, Windows cannot recognize the USB flash drive of the GPT file system, this is also a problem that one of my colleagues encountered today, so I need to format the USB flash drive file system as ntfs. here we will introduce the Operation steps to view the hard disk partition information [html] sudo fdisk-l, you can see that the USB flash drive device number is/dev/sdb, the size is 16.1 GB, and the file system type is GPT. it is obviously the target USB flash drive partition we formatted [html] sudo f Disk/dev/sdb is very simple. if you press m, there will be a command prompt: there is nothing to say, no translation, here I will delete the previous partition, create another partition (also to learn the fdisk command) here, the sector is divided into two, similar to the operating system partition, there is a concept of pilot partition, or the function of hiding a partition: mkfs formatting the file system is very easy to use. if you don't know how to use it, remember "man" and remember "OK". after the partition is finished, after the formatting file system is finished, our work is finished, have a nice day!