Difference between revisions of "OPS435 Python Assignment 2 C"
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| − | In order to use a physical storage device (e.g. Hard Disk, USB Flash memeory, SSD, etc.), the first step is to create partition(s) on it. There many different ways to partition a physical storage device. The two most common partition schemes used on Intel based micro-computer systems are MBR and GPT. Detail about the MBR partition scheme can be found [ | + | In order to use a physical storage device (e.g. Hard Disk, USB Flash memeory, SSD, etc.), the first step is to create partition(s) on it. There many different ways to partition a physical storage device. The two most common partition schemes used on Intel based micro-computer systems are MBR and GPT. Detail about the MBR partition scheme can be found at [http], and GPT partition scheme can be found at [http]. |
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| + | On Linux system, fdisk or parted can be used to create, view, and manage MBR and GPT partition. | ||
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Overview
In order to use a physical storage device (e.g. Hard Disk, USB Flash memeory, SSD, etc.), the first step is to create partition(s) on it. There many different ways to partition a physical storage device. The two most common partition schemes used on Intel based micro-computer systems are MBR and GPT. Detail about the MBR partition scheme can be found at [http], and GPT partition scheme can be found at [http].
On Linux system, fdisk or parted can be used to create, view, and manage MBR and GPT partition.
