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How Does Linux Storage Work? [Solved]
Linux storage is based on block devices. Block devices provide buffered access to the hardware, always allowing to read or write any sized block (including single characters/bytes) and are not subject to alignment restrictions. They are commonly used to represent hardware like hard disks.
Linux Crash Course - Formatting & Mounting Storage Volumes
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Linux File System/Structure Explained!
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Basics of Working With Storage Devices in Linux
Identifying, partitioning, formatting, and fixing drives. A quick look at the df and du commands.
