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So here's the lab solution,
starting with sudo lsblk where we

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can see NVMe 0n1. That's
what I'm going to use.

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So sudo fdisk on
dev NVMe0N1 and that

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allows me to
create the new partition.

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Now what do we see here? We see
something weird, and that is that fdisk is creating

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a new DOS MBR disk label that is
in fact very old. And in order to fix

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that, I need to set the GPT partition
label. That's what we can see right here.

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Create new label G for GPT.
So I'm typing G for GPT.

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You don't want an MBR partition disk
label because then you can create four primary

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partitions only. That's the old school way
of doing it. I'd say don't do it.

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So now I'm going to use N for
new partition number one, and I need to have

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it for a size of one gibibyte. So
plus one uppercase g is to create one gigabyte.

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Oh, no, I'm not reading carefully. We're
still at the prompt for the first sector.

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I'm pressing enter for the first
sector and then I'm pressing 1G to

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specify the size, using W to
write and next sudo mkfs dot use

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step completion if you want to
see all the mkfs that are available.

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I'm going to use
mkfs ext4 on devnvme0n1p1

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that is creating
the ext4 file system.

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And now I'm
going to mount it.

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Mount dev nvme0n1p1mnt
as a temporary mount.

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And of course we need sudo in
order to do that. So now it is

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mounted, and lsblk is showing that it's
actually currently mounted. And that's all that we

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were asked for in this lab.
So let's continue with the next lesson.