Ubuntu-Hard Disk partitioning, formatting, and automatic mounting configuration

Ubuntu-Hard Disk partitioning, formatting, and automatic mounting | the hard disk space of the Harddiskaddnewpartition, format, and automountinubuntuUbuntu system is insufficient, and new hard disk resizing is required. Remember the entire process of Hard Disk partitioning, formatting, and automatic mounting configuration. Running Environment | EnviromentUbuntu10.10 I. Hard Disk Partition | Harddiskad

Ubuntu-Hard disk partitioning, formatting, and automatic mounting Configuration | Hard disk add new partition, format, auto mount in ubuntu

The hard disk space of the Ubuntu system is insufficient, and new hard disk resizing is required. Remember the entire process of Hard Disk partitioning, formatting, and automatic mounting configuration.

Running Environment | Enviroment

Ubuntu 10.10

I. Hard disk partitioning | Hard disk add new partition

1. display the hard disk and partition information. Enter the following command in the terminal window:

Sudo fdisk-lu

Displays the current hard disk and its partition. As shown in:
The system prompts: DIsk/dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table.

 

2Partition the hard disk.Enter the following command in the terminal window:

Sudo fdisk/dev/sdb

As shown in:
Enter m at the end of the Command (m for help) prompt to display a help menu.

Enter n at the Command (m for help) Prompt and execute the add a new partition Command to add a new partition to the hard disk.
When Command action appears, enter e to specify partitions as extended partitions ).
When the Partition number (1-4) is displayed, input 1 to separate only one Partition.
Specify cylinder to complete the partitioning.

 

Enter p after the Command (m for help) prompt to display the partition table.
The system prompts the following:
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/Dev/sdb1 1 26108 209712478 + 5 Extended

 

Enter w at the end of the Command (m for help) prompt to save the partition table.
System prompt: The partition table has been altered!

 

Input in terminal window InboundRun the following command:
Sudo fdisk-lu

As shown in:
The system has recognized the hard disk/dev/sdb partition.