What command do you use to create Linux file systems ?
Correct answer: B. mkfs
- A. fdisk
- B. mkfs
- C. fsck
- D. mount
Explanation
`mkfs` creates a file system on a disk partition or device. `fdisk` changes partition tables, `fsck` checks or repairs file systems, and `mount` makes an existing file system accessible.
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