Tutorial on mounting disk under Linux

• Theoretically, it is suitable for all Linux-based systems, just determine the mount point
• Copy all the following commands directly and paste them into the SS terminal:
  • mkfs.ext4 /dev/vdb echo ‘/dev/vdb /home ext4 defaults 0 0’ >> /etc/fstab mount -a
• Note:
  • mkfs.ext4 means formatting an ext4 file format
  • /dev/vdb means formatting the cloud disk of this mount point
  • /home means mounting to the /home directory, which is suitable for various one-click compilation packages (Lnmp, Linux operation and maintenance, AMH, etc.). "/home" is similar to c:\Documents and Settings under Windows
  • /www is suitable for the one-click package installed by yum install /apt-get install, which depends on your website directory.
  • Ubuntu users note that the current ubuntu users are in the /home directory by default, so it is best to mount other directories

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