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- All right, let me start with sudo lsblk,

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and we can see that I have a disk, sdd,

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that's currently unused.

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So sudo fdisk on dev sdd,

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and if you wanna use
ddisk as well, you can,

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but it's not really necessary.

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It really doesn't make
any difference here.

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Use N to create a new partition,

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P for primary, partition number one

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and start at sector 2048.

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That is something that will always happen.

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The first partition starts
always at megabyte number one.

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This is sectors of 512 byte each.

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So sector 2048 is really
megabyte number one,

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then last sector, I'm using Plus 1G

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to make it a one-gigabyte
partition, and that's what'll do.

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I'm using W to write,
and now we can format it.

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So sudo mkfs.ext4 on dev sdd1,

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and there we go.

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The file system has been created.

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So now finally we can mount.

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So sudo mount dev sdd1 on /mnt,

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and that should issue the mount for us.

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You want to verify?

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Just type mount and in the
last line of the mount output,

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you can see the file system
that has just been mounted.

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Of course, you can also use one

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of these other utilities to verify

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that your mount has been
created successfully.