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WEEK03: UTM M1

• VirtualBox uses devices like sda, sdb, sdc…
• UTM M1 uses devices like vda, vdb, vdc…
• Device /dev/vdb will be also used for LFS (Linux From Scratch).
• You are not yforku, Use your own account!

M1: Update Your Debian Guest (root mode)

apt-get update;apt-get upgrade -y;apt-get autoremove -y;apt-get autoclean -y;apt-get clean -y;

M1: Find Your New Disk (root mode)

cat /proc/partitions

M1: Cross checking the current mounted disks (root mode)

df | grep \/dev\/vd

M1: (In This Example) Your device is “/dev/vdb”

M1: Formating Your New Disk (root mode)

mkfs -v /dev/vdb

M1: Creat a New Mounting Directory (root mode)

• Use your “GitHub Account” as the directory name. E.g., “yforku”
  • You are not yforku! Replace yforku with your GitHub Account.

mkdir -pv /yforku/
ls -al /yforku/

M1: Mount Your New Disk (root mode)

• Use your “GitHub Account” as the directory name. E.g., “yforku”
  • You are not yforku! Replace yforku with your GitHub Account.

mount -v /dev/vdb /yforku/

M1: Check Your UTM Disk (root mode)

• Use your “GitHub Account” as the directory name. E.g., “yforku”
  • You are not yforku! Replace yforku with your GitHub Account.

fdisk -l

cat /proc/partitions | grep vdb
df                   | grep vdb
ls -al /yforku/

M1: Change Owner Your New Disk (root mode)

• Use your “GitHub Account” as the directory name. E.g., “yforku”
  • You are not yforku! Replace yforku with your GitHub Account.

ls -al    /yforku/
chown -Rv yforku:yforku /yforku/
ls -al    /yforku/

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