Linux mke2fs command
Linux mke2fs command is used to create an ext2 file system.
grammar
mke2fs [-cFMqrSvV][-b <区块大小>][-f <不连续区段大小>][-i <字节>][-N <inode数>][-l <文件>][-L <标签>][-m <百分比值>][-R=<区块数>][ 设备名称][区块数]
Parameters:
- -b <block size> specifies the block size, in bytes.
- -c Check for bad blocks.
- -f <discontinuous section size> specifies the size of the discontinuous zone, in bytes.
- -F Regardless of why the specified device, enforce mke2fs.
- -i <byte> Specifies the proportion of "bytes / inode" is.
- -N <Inode number> Specifies the number of inode to be established.
- -l <file> from the specified file, read the file bad block information in the West.
- -L Tag name <tab> settings file system.
- -m <percent value> Specifies the ratio of administrators to retain the block, the default is 5%.
- -M Record last hanging in the directory.
- -q does not display any information when executed.
- -r Specifies to create ext2 file system version.
- -R = <Block number> Set disk array parameters.
- -S Writes only superblock and group descriptors, without changing the inode able inode bitmap and the block bitmap.
- -v Displays detailed information when executed.
- -V Display version information.