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* [[Linux#Commands|Linux]] | * [[Linux#Commands|Linux]] | ||
* [[Linux 7 Storage Concepts#Commands|Storage - Commands]] | |||
* [[fdisk]] | * [[fdisk]] | ||
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=Creating a Partition Larger than 2 TB= | =Creating a Partition Larger than 2 TB= | ||
parted /dev/sdb | |||
(parted) mklabel gpt | |||
(parted) unit GB | |||
(parted) print | |||
This displays the total disk size in GB. If you want to create a partition that spans the entire drive, use the same value when creating the partition. | |||
(parted) mkpart rackstationb 0GB 4001GB | |||
(parted) quit | |||
=Commands= | |||
==rm== | |||
Removes a partition. | |||
Latest revision as of 05:38, 15 December 2018
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Overview
Creating a Partition Larger than 2 TB
parted /dev/sdb
(parted) mklabel gpt
(parted) unit GB
(parted) print
This displays the total disk size in GB. If you want to create a partition that spans the entire drive, use the same value when creating the partition.
(parted) mkpart rackstationb 0GB 4001GB
(parted) quit
Commands
rm
Removes a partition.