Hello friends welcome back in this lesson we're going to talk about another way to manage partitions
sent fan system inside the linux.
OK.
In our previous lesson we used this hogi who manage the partitions and in this lesson let me show you
part.
C'mon you create the same things.
OK.
So let's see it practically.
How good do this.
OK.
You operate with partit you need to be a root user.
OK.
So which is A
OK.
Now let's take here our hardly cookie.
I added a new word should Hardie's of the same size.
That is one gigabyte slow disk.
And here you can see all hard disk is recognized as STC of size one gigabyte.
OK.
So just type parted.
Ok to work with parted.
You need to be a user and you need to select the device on which you need to create partitions.
OK.
So here select the device name as we see these are device
OK.
Now we have selected STC.
OK.
Of course selecting this what you need to do is you need to set the level for this device.
So I want to set here and this starts to get there are different levels like a speed PC 98 or Mac or
Sun ogee like that.
But I would like to hear him as Stoss.
OK you can set any label that you want.
Get.
So.
OK.
Now of course setting the label now it's time to create the partitions so to create a partition you
need to type in part and he didn't.
It ask for whether the partitions are primary or extended.
So we give file system X for and starting.
I would like to see a tier one and it must be 200 or get sort of this partition.
You can Died be OK.
And here a partition of 200 megabyte is created.
OK.
In the same way you can create extended partitions or type here but a extended OK start is you need
to sit here the endpoint of this that is 200.
OK it is the end point of first audition and here you just said 500 OK.
Now print OK these two partitions are in the cradle here.
So now it's time to create logical partitions on Ixtlan.
So we're fine now because we have created extended partitions so now it is asking for logical or primary.
So here I want to create a logical partition kill file system is effective for
the start must be 200
and it must be 100 OK.
Ignore this warning here.
No print.
OK here we are hiring three different partitions.
OK.
Now we have created the partition in this way.
So after creating partition here let me show you how to delete these partitions or how to delete a partition
so could lead the partition you need to become an arm and partition them.
So I want to delete this last partition logical partition so hit enter
and recreate that just to use.
And what logical XTi for start must be 200 and it must be 450 ignore this warning print OK these are
our partitions.
OK which are present here.
After creating and removing partitions there is a common color there's a rescue with this come on you
can recall the last partitions.
OK suppose I want to record on the first partition here.
So just type the come on here.
It's resecure.
Then you approach to start start is one and it needs 200.
Now it is searching for the partitions.
OK.
Arrogancy it takes a long time to record those partitions.
So here I would like to quick.
OK.
Now just get inside as DC again and we'll give first here you need to select the device select as you
see and now print
OK.
All partitions are created here.
So the next thing that we need to do is we need to install a file system on it.
OK so rescue.
It's OK to install a file system type and get Fs then I assisted 64.
And the device there is STC 1.
Let's take this with a disk.
OK.
DC is present here.
OK here just type thought.
And now here then
now set up the same file system for DC file.
So replace this one with fi.
OK so where both partitions are having a default file system now.
OK so who access this you need to mount.
OK so you want that.
First of all let's get inside the LS.
OK.
Great guest Alice and just for ladies here.
So just MT You know CC want to amend the guest
get.
Yes we are now get inside Scott LS And here again see last phone call is good.
Gritter inside the directory that means our device is DC one is monikered successfully and you can also
mount it permanently with the technique that we learned in our previous lesson.
OK so in this way you can manage partitions and file systems.
OK.
Inside the Linux environment.