File Systems
This lesson explores disk management in Linux, covering partitions, MBR, GPT, mount points, and the fdisk utility. We'll also take a look at file systems in Linux and how to use them. This lesson is part of the Linux Administration Bootcamp course, designed to get you up and running with Linux.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about partitions, MBR, GPT, mount points, and the fdisk utility
- Learn how to create and unmount file systems
- Prepare swap space for use by a Linux system
- Learn about the File System Table and how it controls where devices are mounted on a Linux system
- Learn about disk UUIDs and Labels, and how you can use them in conjunction with the File System Table
Intended Audience
- Anyone with basic knowledge of Linux who wants to learn more
- Professionals who want to learn more about Linux to enhance their career prospects
Prerequisites
This is an intermediate-level lesson so some knowledge of Linux is expected. If you're just starting out, then try our Linux Fundamentals lesson first.
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