Hey guys, how are you? In this video, I'll show you a little about how to manipulate storage devices in Linux, specifically in Ubuntu.
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COMMANDS USED.
Ctrl + Alt + T = Shortcut to open the Terminal.
sudo su = Log in with root privileges.
fdisk -l = To find out the USB stick interface.
fdisk /dev/sd "your USB stick letter" = To create a new partition.
d = To delete a partition.
n = To create a new partition.
p = Create a primary partition. w = To write changes to the flash drive.
umount /dev/sd "your flash drive letter" = To unmount the flash drive.
mkfs.fat -I /dev/sd "your flash drive letter" = For Fat32 format.
mkntfs -Q /dev/sd "your flash drive letter" = For NTFS format.
mkfs.ext4 -I /dev/sd "your flash drive letter" = For Ext4 format.
How to Format a Flash Drive and Hard Drive Properly in Linux.
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