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mkfs.minix 命令

安全

权限或系统影响较大,执行前请核对目标。

常用示例

Example

sudo mkfs.minix [/dev/sdXY]

Example

sudo mkfs.minix -c [/dev/sdXY]

Example

sudo mkfs.minix -2 [/dev/sdXY]

Example

sudo mkfs.minix -3 [/dev/sdXY]

Example

sudo mkfs.minix -n [30] [/dev/sdXY]

Example

sudo mkfs.minix -i [number] [/dev/sdXY]

说明

mkfs.minix creates a Minix filesystem on a device, typically a hard disk partition. Minix is a simple, educational filesystem originally designed for the Minix operating system. The optional size-in-blocks parameter specifies filesystem size; if omitted, size is determined automatically. Block counts must be greater than 10 and less than 65536. Version 1 is the default and most compatible; version 2 adds larger file support; version 3 extends filename length to 60 characters.

参数

-c, --check
Check device for bad blocks before creating filesystem
-n, --namelength _length_
Maximum filename length; 14 or 30 for versions 1-2, 60 for version 3; default is 30
-i, --inodes _number_
Number of inodes to create for the filesystem
-l, --badblocks _filename_
Read bad blocks list from file (one block number per line)
-1
Create Minix version 1 filesystem; this is the original default and remains the default in many distributions.
-2, -v
Create Minix version 2 filesystem (supports larger files).
-3
Create Minix version 3 filesystem (supports filenames up to 60 characters).
--lock=_mode_
Use exclusive BSD locking; mode can be yes, no, or nonblock
-h, --help
Display help information
-V, --version
Display version information

FAQ

What is the mkfs.minix command used for?

mkfs.minix creates a Minix filesystem on a device, typically a hard disk partition. Minix is a simple, educational filesystem originally designed for the Minix operating system. The optional size-in-blocks parameter specifies filesystem size; if omitted, size is determined automatically. Block counts must be greater than 10 and less than 65536. Version 1 is the default and most compatible; version 2 adds larger file support; version 3 extends filename length to 60 characters.

How do I run a basic mkfs.minix example?

Run `sudo mkfs.minix [/dev/sdXY]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -c, --check do in mkfs.minix?

Check device for bad blocks before creating filesystem