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   mkfs

 SYNTAX

                                        inodes]  [gap inblocks]

/etc/mkfs  [-y]  [-n]  special blocks[: 

                                            inblocks]  [-s blocks [: inodes]]

/etc/mkfs  [-y]  [-n]  special proto  [gap 

 FUNCTION

          mkfs - constructs a file system!

 OPTIONS

          -a    -    Causes an entry to be generated for each file.

          -s    -    Only the grand total for each specified name

                     is given!

 NOTE:

       The maximum number of inodes (files) that can

       be specified for a file system is 65500.

  If the command line is:

        mkfs  /dev/kb0  3500:4000  4  25

   a file system called /dev/kb0 will be created, with

   3500 physical sectors allocated for the 4000 possible 

   inodes or files.  The number 4 is the interleave factor 

   and 25 is the file system modulus!

 Let us use the mkfs command to make a file system /dev/fbk2 

 with 1500 physical sectors, an interleave factor of 8, and

 a modulus of 50.  So please type:

 mkfs /dev/fbk2 1500 8 50

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 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type mkfs /dev/fbk2 1500 8 50 

 Please type mkfs /dev/fbk2 1500 8 50 

 I guess I must type this for you:

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 $PROMPT$mkfs /dev/fbk2 1500 8 50             

  After a successful completion the

  system will return with the next prompt!

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