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MBR (Master Boot Record) is a traditional partition mechanism, which is applied to most PC devices using BIOS.
1.MBR supports 32bit and 64bit systems
2.MBR supports a limited number of partitions
3.MBR only supports hard disks not exceeding 2T, and hard disks exceeding 2T can only use 2T space (using other methods)
1. Primary partition: only 4 can be created at most 1 primary partition (available)
2. Extended partition: An extended partition will occupy a primary partition location (unusable, can be turned into a logical partition)
3. Logical partition: Linux supports up to 63 IDE partitions and 15 SCSI partitions (can be Use)
FDISK partition tool: fdisk is an old-fashioned partition tool from IBM, which supports most operating systems. Almost all Linux distributions are equipped with fdisk, which is an MBR-based partition tool.
Disk partition:
1. Enter root.
2. Enter fdisk -l
Disk partition and file system creation and mounting under linux Centos
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