<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/12/2003 03:21:32 PM: > lho berarti kalo kita ada hd baru terus di cfdisk partis linux > langsung bisa dipake dong ??? > terus kalo aku create partisi fat di cfdisk biar bisa langsung > dipake gimana ???
> -----Original Message----- > From: Jhon Ramawi Putra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 12-12-2003 14:40 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: [tanya-jawab] Tanya perintah format di linux > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/12/2003 02:29:53 PM: > > thanks atas infonya mas Jhon.... > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Jhon Ramawi Putra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: 12-12-2003 14:04 > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Re: [tanya-jawab] Tanya perintah format di linux > > > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/12/2003 12:57:24 PM: > > > Perintah format harddisk linux command line bagaimana...??? > > > Thanks > > Mas Dedy, > > DOS Command Linux command > > APPEND None > > .... > > XCOPY cp > > XTREE mkdir > > Semoga berguna.... > > Best Regards, > > Jhon Ramawi putra > Sama-sama.. :) > Semoga dapat menjadi "senjata" dalam memaintain File System Linux. > Perintah (misal format di DOS) yang tdk ada padanannya di Linux bukan > berarti Linux tidak lengkap, namun memang tidak membutuhkannya. Sama juga > ketika ada pertanyaan apakah ada perintah Disk Defragmenter di Linux. Kita > tinggal menggunakan perintah yang ada untuk mencapai hasil yang > diinginkan. :) > Best Regards, > Jhon Ramawi Putra You have already allocated the partition table to support a Linux filesystem. Now you can create the filesystem with the mkfs (make filesystem) command. The exact format of the command depends on the type of filesystem you are setting up. The most popular filesystem (for reasons of speed and flexibility) is called the Second Extended filesystem (which has nothing to do with extended partitions on a hard disk). To create a Second Extended filesystem, issue this command, in which partition is the device name and size is the size of the partition in blocks (taken from the partition display in fdisk): mke2fs -c <partition> <size> For example, to create a filesystem in /dev/hda3, which is 162,344 blocks in size, the command would be mke2fs -c /dev/hda3 162344 When specifying the size of a partition, make sure you use blocks and not sectors or cylinders. Using the wrong value results in errors or only a fraction of your partition being used. The mke2fs utility checks the partition for bad blocks (the -c option), then set the filesystem up properly in that partition. If you are setting up a large partition, the disk check can take a few minutes, but you should not ignore it unless you know your disk is good. The other filesystems available to Linux are the Xia filesystem, the Extended filesystem, and the Minix filesystem. The Xia filesystem is good, but not as popular as the Second Extended. The Extended filesystem is an older version of Second Extended, while the Minix filesystem is compatible with the old Minix operating system (which Linux was written to replace). You can create these filesystems with the following commands: â Extendedâmkefs â Minixâmkfs â Xiaâmkxfs All three commands take the same arguments as the Second Extended filesystem command. The Minix filesystem is limited to 64MB. None of the mkfs commands format the filesystem, but simply set it up. You are prompted for a filesystem format during the installation process. Taken from Linux UnLeashed. Semoga berguna... :) Best Regards, Jhon Ramawi Putra
