- Okay. Let's have a look
at the commands that we've seen in this lesson.
It started with lsblk, lsblk is for listing block devices.
Then we have used fdisk
for creating partitions on an MBR disc.
And gdisk for creating partitions on a GPD disc.
mkfs is a generic utility for making file systems.
I would advise you use step completion to find all
the different alternatives that are available for mkfs.
mount is how you connect the device to a specific directory.
And findmnt is providing a nice overview
of all the devices that are mounted at this point,
umount is for disconnecting devices from a current mount.
and we have seen lsof which lists open files
which may come in handy if umount refuses with the
device is busy message.
That's all.
That's go check out the end of lesson lab.