June 2000
Beginner
704 pages
14h 55m
English
After installing Linux (follow the instructions in Appendix A) you should at least know a little about the hard drive installed on your system. You should also know about the fdisk command (some distributions'installation scripts might include a proprietary tool instead of fdisk) because you created a partition on an existing volume, or hard drive, to make room for the kernel and software included with your Linux distribution. You might have installed Linux entirely in a single partition, or created several additional partitions to hold different parts of the Linux file system, or directory structure.
Linux supports a variety of file systems. Its native file system format is the ext2fs. If your Linux ...
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