0. Create mount Directory
mkdir -p /www
1, confirm whether there is no partition of the disk, such as, no partition of the disk is/DEV/XVDB, in your server may be/dev/vdb note the actual name modification
-l
2, partition for the disk, if partitioned, please skip!
fdisk /dev/xvdb
3. Enter N to start creating the partition
4. Enter p to create the primary partition
5, select the partition number, here enter 1
6. Input partition start position, direct carriage return
7. Input partition end position, direct carriage return
8. Input Wq Save exit
9. Check if partition is successful
-l
10, format the partition, here please enter you see the disk plus partition number, for example, has been formatted, please skip
mkfs.ext4 /dev/xvdb1# (linux老的磁盘分区用的是 ext2 和 ext3 ,现在最新的是 ext4)
11. Add the partition mount information to the boot boot mount
"/dev/xvdb1 /www ext4 defaults 0 0" >> /etc/fstab# 也可以直接修改/etc/fstab文件,在最后加一段# /dev/xvdb1 /www ext4 defaults 0 0
Format Description:
The 1th column is the file system or storage device that needs to be mounted, and/DEV/SDB1 represents which partition
The 2nd column is the mount point
The 3rd column specifies the type of file system or partition, EXT4 is the format of the partition
4th column Mount option, detailed reference Manmount. , defaults is the parameter to be set when mounting (read-only, read-write, enable quota, etc.), input defaults include parameters (rw, dev, exec, auto, nouser, async),
The 5th column is the dump option, which sets whether to let the backup program dump the file system, 0 is ignored, and 1 is a backup.
The 6th column, the FSCK option, tells the FSCK program to check the file system in what order, (2 is the order of the Boot check), the boot system file is 1, and the other file system is 2, if you do not check for 0
12. Re-mount all partitions
-a
13. Check whether the mount is successful
df
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