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Aim:- We will Format A device From Cli or Terminal Of Linux
Steps:-
1. open Terminal
2. login as root User #su root
3.Enter password for root
4. if you are next to a hash(#) prompt then you are now logged in as a root user.
5. type
7. i assumed that my USB/Flash Drive is mounted as /dev/sdb so i will format my /dev/sdb device to ntfs/fat32 etc..
8. type command just after the hash :
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Aim:- We will Format A device From Cli or Terminal Of Linux
Steps:-
1. open Terminal
2. login as root User #su root
3.Enter password for root
4. if you are next to a hash(#) prompt then you are now logged in as a root user.
5. type
# fdisk -l6. it will show you the detailed information about your connected devices along with their size
7. i assumed that my USB/Flash Drive is mounted as /dev/sdb so i will format my /dev/sdb device to ntfs/fat32 etc..
8. type command just after the hash :
# sudo mkfs -t fat32 /dev /sdb
hope you enjoyed this