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In this lab we're going to look at how storaged is accessed and managed in Linux, and traditional partitioning setups (both MBR and GPT). | In this lab we're going to look at how storaged is accessed and managed in Linux, and traditional partitioning setups (both MBR and GPT). | ||
* Worstation: | |||
** add disk | |||
** use gparted | |||
** create gpt, two partitions: /srv/goodstuff and /srv/greatstuff | |||
** mount manually | |||
** add both to fstab | |||
** fill first partition | |||
** delete second partition, resize existing one, recreate second partition | |||
* server1: | |||
** fill /home/alpha | |||
** add a disk | |||
** partition it | |||
** mount in temporary place, move all the files from /home/alpha to it | |||
** edit fstab, reboot | |||
** see how much space alpha and beta have | |||
* lvm overview | |||
Revision as of 12:57, 2 February 2023
!!! THIS LAB IS NOT READY YET !!!
In this lab we're going to look at how storaged is accessed and managed in Linux, and traditional partitioning setups (both MBR and GPT).
- Worstation:
- add disk
- use gparted
- create gpt, two partitions: /srv/goodstuff and /srv/greatstuff
- mount manually
- add both to fstab
- fill first partition
- delete second partition, resize existing one, recreate second partition
- server1:
- fill /home/alpha
- add a disk
- partition it
- mount in temporary place, move all the files from /home/alpha to it
- edit fstab, reboot
- see how much space alpha and beta have
- lvm overview