how to create a xfs filesystem in linux?
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['Step:1 Create a partition using fdisk. ... ', 'Step:2 Create LVM components : pvcreate, vgcreate and lvcreate. ... ', 'Step:3 Create XFS file system on lvm parition “/dev/vg_xfs/xfs_db” ... ', 'Step:4 Mount the xfs file system. ... ', 'Step:5 Extend the size of xfs file system.']
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Because XFS creates the filesystem log in the middle of the filesystem, in hopes of minimizing the average amount of distance that needs to be traversed on the disk in order to write to the log. To support shrinking more that that will require: ... A new XFS transaction to move the log.
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['Start by determining the canonical systemd service name (e.g. ssh. ... ', 'Create the directory /etc/systemd/system/name.service.d.', 'Create files inside this directory ending with a ".conf" suffix.']
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Unfortunately, XFS is not capable of being shrunk at the moment (and for the foreseeable future) so what I needed to do was to: add a new virtual device correctly using VIRTIO and stored in the right storage area of the virtualization host server. migrate all the filesystems to the new virtual device.
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['Go to www.digi.com/xctu.', 'Click Download.', 'Under Download XCTU, click the Linux installer link.', 'Once the download is complete, run the executable file and follow the steps in the XCTU Setup Wizard.']
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['The New Datastore wizard opens. ... ', 'Select VMFS as the datastore type and click Next:', 'Name the datastore and select the available LUN:', 'Select the VMFS version. ... ', 'Choose the datastore size:', 'Click Finish to start creating the datastore:']
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['Install xz using the dnf install xz on a CentOS/RHEL/Fedora Linux.', 'Debian/Ubuntu Linux users try apt install xz-utils command.', 'Extract tar. xz using the tar -xf backup. tar. xz command.', 'To decompress filename. tar. xz file run: xz -d -v filename. tar. xz.']
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['On Debian or Ubuntu, first install the package xz-utils. $ sudo apt-get install xz-utils.', 'Extract a . tar. xz the same way you would extract any tar. __ file. $ tar -xf file.tar.xz. ... ', 'To create a . tar. xz archive, use tack c. $ tar -cJf linux-3.12.6.tar.xz linux-3.12.6/']
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ZFS is the only filesystem option that is stable, protects your data, is proven to survive in most hostile environments and has a lengthy usage history with well understood strengths and weaknesses. ZFS has been (mostly) kept out of Linux due to CDDL incompatibility with Linux's GPL license.
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['Open a Windows Explorer window and go to Computer.', 'Click Map network drive. ... ', 'On the Map Network Drive window, choose a drive letter from the Drive drop-down menu.', 'In the Folder field, enter the server name of your Synology NAS and shared folder name preceded and separated by backslashes.']
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Easiest method is probably going to be SFTP/SCP. You can grab a copy of WinSCP or the Portable version for your windows machine. Then in WinSCP, put the linux machine name as the server (or IP if you can't connect via name). Once connected, navigate to preferred/necessary directories and drag and drop as desired.
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['Expand Deployment Share - - -> MDT Build Lab - - -> Out of Box Drivers.', 'Right Click in Out of Box Drivers and select New Folder.', 'Type the folder name and click Next. I recommend to keep a clear structure in the folders of your MDT because you must identify and understand quicly what you have in MDT.']
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['Go to the File Directory/Folder in Terminal. 1.1 Press Right Click choose Open in Terminal or you can go from terminal.', 'Now Type " tar xvfz [filename].tar.gz " (Enter)', 'Open Newly Created Directory/Folder. Then run it by typing [ ./[filename]. sh ] or Read instructions.']
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The modern way of using mkfs is to type “mkfs.” and then the name of the file system you wish to create. To see the file systems that mkfs can create, type “mkfs” and then hit the Tab key twice. There's no space after “mkfs”, just hit Tab twice. The list of available file systems is displayed in the terminal window.
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['On Debian/Ubuntu based systems: sudo apt-get install rsync.', 'On CentOS/RHEL based systems: yum install rsync.', 'On SUSE/OpenSUSE systems: zypper in rsync. ... ', 'To synchronize a directory from local system with a remote system, enter the following command: rsync -azvr /home/sk/Downloads/ sk@192.168.1.250:/home/sk/sync.']
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['Verify the partitions available on the server: fdisk -l.', 'Choose which device you wish to use (such as /dev/sda or /dev/sdb)', 'Run fdisk /dev/sdX (where X is the device you would like to add the partition to)', "Type 'n' to create a new partition.", 'Specify where you would like the partition to end and start.']
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['Format with vFat File System sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1.', 'Format with NTFS File System sudo mkfs.ntfs /dev/sdc1.', 'Format with EXT4 File System sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdc1.']