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Posts tagged block device

Release Notes For Linux v0.97

By Tony | In Linux, Linux Kernel | Updated on Oct 25, 2020
> Release Notes For Linux v0.97

How to enlarge root partition and filesystem size of cloud Linux VM at runtime without rebooting Linux

By Eric Ma | In Linux, Software, Tutorial | Updated on Nov 21, 2019
> How to enlarge root partition and filesystem size of cloud Linux VM at runtime without rebooting Linux

How to check whether a file of a given path is a block device in Python?

By Q A | In QA, Tutorial | Updated on Nov 22, 2019
> How to check whether a file of a given path is a block device in Python?

Making `fdisk -l` display partition sizes by GB/MB

By Eric Ma | In QA | Updated on Mar 24, 2018
> Making `fdisk -l` display partition sizes by GB/MB

How to dynamically attach a disk to running DomU in Xen?

By Eric Ma | In QA | Updated on Mar 24, 2018
> How to dynamically attach a disk to running DomU in Xen?

Making GPT Partition Table and Creating Partitions Using parted in Linux

By Eric Ma | In Linux, Tutorial | Updated on Nov 21, 2020
> Making GPT Partition Table and Creating Partitions Using parted in Linux

How to Create Fedora 20 Domain-U on Fedora 20 Domain-0

By Eric Ma | In Linux, Tutorial, Virtualization | Updated on Aug 30, 2020
> How to Create Fedora 20 Domain-U on Fedora 20 Domain-0

Setting Up Xen DomU on Fedora Linux (Fedora 12)

By Eric Ma | In Linux, Virtualization | Updated on Feb 21, 2020
> Setting Up Xen DomU on Fedora Linux (Fedora 12)

An I/O Performance Comparison Between loopback Backed and blktap Backed Xen File-backed VBD

By Eric Ma | In Virtualization | Updated on Dec 24, 2015
> An I/O Performance Comparison Between loopback Backed and blktap Backed Xen File-backed VBD

Create and Manage Virtual Machines on Xen

By Eric Ma | In Linux, Virtualization | Updated on Aug 23, 2020
> Create and Manage Virtual Machines on Xen

How to Create, Mount, and Burn ISO Images on Linux

By Eric Ma | In Linux | Updated on Aug 30, 2020
> How to Create, Mount, and Burn ISO Images on Linux
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