Recommended solutions and methods for installing Ubuntu partitions

Before installing UbuntuLinux, you must first obtain the installation software (there are many mirror platforms available for download on the network, download the ISO file and burn the CD or use the hard disk for installation ). When everything is ready, we have to first learn how to plan our hard drive. First, you must consider ● host Planning 1. whether it is a single system (a single system Linux) or a multi-system (M $ Windows and Linux coexist). If it is a single system, you do not need to consider whether to perform disk sharding with other systems.

Before installing Ubuntu Linux, you must first obtain the installation software. (There are many mirror platforms on the network for download. After downloading the ISO file, you can manually burn the disc or use a hard disk for installation ). When everything is ready, we have to first learn how to plan our hard drive.

First, you must consider

●Host Planning

1. Whether to use a single system (Linux) or multiple systems (M $ Windows and Linux coexist)

If it is a single system, you do not need to consider whether to share Disk Partitions with other systems. If it is a multi-system, then each partition can be mounted to Linux after you have installed Linux, including NTFS.

Since each disk partition of M $ can be mounted, it means you can consider placing some common stuff in a specific partition (such as common files, music, movies ), this allows Linux and M $ to share these things.

2. The host's functions are as follows: Protocol TP or Server

The difference between Linux and M $ is that each partition is only a mount point (such as/home,/usr,/boot, /var), while the M $ partition is a drive letter (such as c: d: e :.... And so on) as to how many partitions are to be done, coffee will be explained in detail later.

Next, coffee will introduce the storage devices you use in Linux.

●Mount location and usage code

Hardware name	Hardware mounting location in Linux
IDE Hard Drive	/Dev/hd [a-z]
SCSI hard disk	/Dev/sd [a-z]
SATA hard drive	/Dev/sd [a-z]
USB Mobile Disk host	/Dev/sd [a-z]
Optical Drive	/Dev/cdrom
Soft drive	/Dev/fd [0-1]
Printer	/Dev/lp [0-2]

 

IDE Hard Drive	Master	Slave
IDE 1 (Primary)	/Dev/hda	/Dev/hdb
IDE 2 (Secondary)	/Dev/hdc	/Dev/hdd

Success !! Why is there no sata scsi in the above chart ??

Haha ~~ Because these devices are sd [a-z] in order, they will be arranged in the order of scsi sata usb, if a code name is removed, the code will be filled forward.

Next, I would like to briefly introduce the hard disk division for coffee: (only a brief introduction is required for free space)