badblocks | Used to search a disk or partition for badblocks. | |
cfdisk | Similar to fdisk but with a nicer interface. | |
debugfs | Allows direct access to filesystems data structure. | |
df | Shows the disk free space on one or more filesystems. | |
dosfsck | Check and repair MS-Dos filesystems. | |
du | Shows how much disk space a directory and all its files contain. | |
dump | Used to back up an ext2 filesystem. Complement is restore. | |
dumpe2fs | Dump filesystem superblock and blocks group information. Ex: dumpe2fs /dev/hda2 | |
e2fsck | Check a Linux second extended filesystem. | |
e2label | Change the label on an ext2 filesystem. | |
exportfs | Used to set up filesystems to export for nfs (network file sharing). | |
fdisk | Used to fix or create partitions on a hard drive. | |
fdformat | Formats a floppy disk. | |
fsck | Used to add new blocks to a filesystem. Must not be run on a mounted file system. | |
hdparm | Get/set hard disk geometry parameters, cylinders, heads, sectors. | |
mkfs | Initializes a Linux filesystem. This is a front end that runs a separate program depending on the filesystem's type. | |
mke2fs | Create a Linux second extended filesystem. | |
mkswap | Sets up a Linux swap area on a device or file. | |
mount | Used to mount a filesystem. Complement is umount. | |
rdev | Query/set image root device, swap device, RAM disk size of video mode. What this does is code the device containing the root filesystem into the kernel image specified. | |
rdump | Same as dump. | |
rmt | Remote magtape protocol module. | |
restore | Used to restore an ext2 filesystem. | |
setfdprm | Set floppy drive parameters. | |
swapoff(8) | Used to de-activate a swap partition. | |
swapon(8) | Used to activate a swap partition. | |
sync | Forces all unwritten blocks in the buffer cache to be written to disk. | |
tune2fs | Adjust tunable filesystem parameters on second extended filesystems. | |
umount | Unmounts a filesystem. Complement is mount. |
Monday, 19 March 2012
Linux Filesystem Management
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