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by İsmail Baydan · Published 01/06/2018
Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, RHEL and others uses disks by mounting them to the file system. We have all ready examined mount command in the following tutorial. In this tutorial we will learn how to umount the disk in a Linux system. Linux Mount Command Tutorial With Examples Before...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 08/01/2018
File systems are important part of the operating systems. Files and folders are stored in file system. There are a lot of different type of files systems. We generally uses the Linux distribution provided file system without changing it. ext4 is the most used and stable file system in the...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 22/02/2017 · Last modified 19/06/2017
Linux have a lot of utilities to manage, diagnose, check and correct different type of file systems. these utilities provide a lot of features especially Linux native filesystems like ext2,ext3,ext4 etc. One of the most popular tool is fsck tool. In this tutorial we will look general usage of fsck Syntax...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 05/02/2017 · Last modified 25/03/2018
As we know Linux operating system mainly uses files and folders as operational units. Files an folders are stored in files systems and disks. There are different tools to manage file systems and disks. But mount is de facto command used to mount and list disks and files systems. In this...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 05/02/2017 · Last modified 17/06/2017
File systems are main component of operating systems. File systems provide required infrastructure for holding data permanently operating system level. Linux supports diverse type of file systems. We will look how to create major file systems on partitions. Standard tool for Linux to create operating system is mkfs. Create Ext4...
