May 23, 2021 That's what Linux should learn
The unique file storage structure in Linux systems is often a no-goer, and this chapter will begin with the file storage structure in Linux systems, describing file system hierarchical standards (FHS, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard), udev hardware naming rules, and hard disk partitioning planning methods.
In order to give readers a better understanding of the role of file systems, Mr. Liu will analyze in detail the differences between the most common Ext3, Ext4 and XFS file systems in Linux systems in this chapter, and lead readers to practice common hard disk management operations such as hard disk device partitioning, formatting, and mounting, in order to master the use of file systems.
After laying a solid theoretical foundation and completing some relevant practice exercises, we will further fully deploy the SWAP swap partition, configure the quota disk quota service, and master the hard and soft links brought about by the ln command. I believe that after learning this chapter, readers will have an in-depth understanding of Linux systems and disk storage and file systems in Windows systems.