Create & Manage Partitions in Linux | Difference Between Primary, Extended & Logical Partitions

Great explaination... simple words used to explain the concept

Thank you for this video. I read recently that LVM (the 2Gb one you created on your 10Gb sdd disk) are not the same as partitions.

@nehraclasses3173 in this video you did not explain if we delete one of the primary partion do we loose data

Great video, thanks
Two questions though,
you said there's a maximum of 4 primary partitions allowed. There you have sda, sdb, sdc, sdd, and you used for the video sdd which had a maximum of 4 primary partitions (or 1 extended). How's that?
And second question, lets say that i have dual boot one windows, the other ubuntu. I suppose that that means i have the disk partitioned in two right? would that mean that sda belongs to ubuntu and sdb to windows? if that so that would mean that windows is inside ubuntu, because of /dev/sdb?
that's been confusing me,
anyways, thanks for the video!

Great video👍. Very clear and precise🙂

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In less than a minute I found the answer I was looking for. Thank you so much.

Amazing

Thanks

Great video. Very clear and precise. Thank yoU

Done thanks for all

SHORT AND CLEAR EXPLANATION. THANK YOU!!!!!!

How can I resize the sdd from 10GB to 20GB only without creating extended volume?

Hello, could you please explain the process of removing an empty disk (no data - just added the disk using vm eg: sdb and did not create any partition on it like sdb1, sdb2 etc..) using the cli method

video is very helpful sir

Thank you for your time....the 3D art helped visually.

Very nice sir

Thanks Brother

Awesome ! Loved your Class!

Crystal clear explanation. Thank you very much sir👍

are u doing this on avita??😁😁