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  1. Ext4 vs XFS – Which Filesystem Should You Use - LinuxOPsys

    Jul 4, 2022 · Here learn about Ext4 and XFS filesystems and seek to understand the differences between these two. When choosing a file system, scalability, stability, and data integrity needs to be …

  2. Btrfs vs Ext4 – Functionalities, Strengths, and Weaknesses

    Apr 22, 2024 · Check here Btrfs against Ext4 filesystem, and seek to understand their functionalities, advantages, and weaknesses.

  3. How to Change UUID in Linux - LinuxOPsys

    Jun 26, 2022 · Learn how to change UUID of a disk in Linux. Utilities such as tune2fs (for ext2 or ext3 or ext3), xfs_admin (for xfs), btrfstune (for btrfs) can be used to change UUID.

  4. How to Force fsck on Reboot - LinuxOPsys

    Aug 17, 2022 · Learn here how to force fsck on reboot to check for filesystem errors. Learn force fsck in in systemd, using tune2fs and forcefsck.

  5. How to Show File System Type in Linux - LinuxOPsys

    Jul 17, 2022 · Linux supports various file systems, including ext2, ext3, and ext4. In this tutorial, we will learn how to show file system type in Linux. We can determine it using different methods. 1. Using df …

  6. How to Mount Partitions using UUID in Linux - LinuxOPsys

    Jun 26, 2022 · Learn here how to mount partitions using UUID in a Linux system. This helps to avoid your system broken with a mess with fstab having device names.

  7. Linux Guides To Get Started

    This is an extensive and well-organized list of Linux guides to help professionals and beginners get started with practical knowledge in various domains.

  8. [ubuntu] ASK:squid cache partition [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums

    Apr 4, 2014 · For a single physical hard drive, my guess would be to use EXT4 since that is the default, but I would recommend reading about the characteristics of EXT4, XFS and BTRFS to see if there is …

  9. How to Mount XFS Filesystem - LinuxOPsys

    Jul 5, 2022 · Learn here how to mount XFS filesystem and its options. XFS is a high-performance 64-bit journaling file system created by SGI in 1993.

  10. James Kiarie - LinuxOPsys

    James Kiarie James Kiarie is a skilled and certified LPIC Linux administrator with a strong passion for technical writing, specializing in the Linux domain. With over four years of experience, he has crafted …