All right, so which are the commands that we have seen in this lesson?
To start with lsblk, which lists blocked devices on your system fdisk, which is
the main utility to create partitions mkfs, which you use to create file systems.
Do use mkfs name of the file system. So MKFS XFS or
MKFS EXE4 mount is what you use to mount your device devices.
You can use findmnt for an overview of all the mounted devices.
Umount is for disconnecting the devices and if any files are open,
you can use lsof to figure out which files were open.
And last but not least, There is block ID blk ID, which allows you
to figure out the UUIDs of the devices that you want to mount.
Let's continue and do the end of lesson Lab.