How to check filesystem consistency?
Schedule a filesystem consistency check at the next boot using the “tune2fs” command. To schedule a filesystem check at the ...
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How to enable disk quotas for a filesystem in linux?
To enable disk quotas on a filesystem in Red Hat Linux-based distributions (such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, and Fedora), ...
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How to find the checksum for a file in linux?
In Linux, you can use various commands and tools to find the checksum of a file. Checksums are used to ...
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Use of disk quotas on a filesystem in linux
Disk quotas on a filesystem are used to control and monitor the amount of disk space users and groups can ...
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How to check the integrity of a filesystem in linux?
The “fsck” command, which stands for “file system consistency check” is used to check and repair filesystem inconsistencies on Unix-like ...
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How to extend the size of logical volume in linux?
To extend the size of a logical volume (LV) in Linux, you can follow these steps. This assumes you have ...
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How to create and delete logical volumes in linux?
You can create and delete logical volumes (LVs) in Linux using the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) utilities. LVs are used ...
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Create and remove physical volumes in linux?
In Linux, you can create and remove physical volumes (PVs) using the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) utilities. LVM provides a ...
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How to delete a partition in linux?
You can delete a partition in Linux using the fdisk, parted or gdisk command-line utilities, depending on the partition table ...
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Mount file systems at boot by UUID or label in linux
Configuring your Linux system to mount file systems at boot using Universally Unique ID (UUID) or label is a good ...
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