"Reprint" Linux How to mount a new hard drive to the home directory

Example: The new disk's device file name is/dev/vdb size 100GB. #fdisk-L  View the new Disk 1, partition the new disk #fdisk/dev/vdb prompt operation p print  n new d Delete W operation effective Q exit Operation W#partprobe   Forcing the kernel to re-locate the partition table (update partition table) Here we add a partition/dev/vdb1  size 40GB 2, partition format #mkfs-t ext4/dev/vdb1  format to EXT4 Format 3, temporarily mount a new hard disk in a directory # cd/mnt/#mkdir home#mount/dev/vdb1/mnt/home  mount to/mnt/home#df-h  view #cp-a/home/*/mnt/home/  Copy the things under the home to the attached directory, backup #rm-rf/home/* to remove things from the home #umount/dev/vdb1  unmount the hard drive #df-h  View 4, set the boot Mount #vi/etc/fstab end add a line /DEV/VDB1/Home  ext4  defaults  1  2 Save exit
#df-H to  see if/home is mounted and found not mounted

#mount-a mounted/etc/fstab in the execution of a partition #df-h  view found Mount succeeded
Filesystem            Size  used Avail use% mounted onlabel=cec-rootfs       16G  1.9G   13G  13%/TMPFS                 1.9G     0  1.9G   0%/dev/shm/dev/vda1             194M   28M  157M  15%/boot/dev/vdb1              40G  176M   38G   1%/Home

OK, you are done.

"Reprint" Linux How to mount a new hard drive to the home directory