ubuntu:boot:master_boot_record_mbr
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| * **LBA method**: LBA stands for Logical Block Addressing, where each and every sector is numbered serially resulting in easy addressing of spaces upto 2TB. | * **LBA method**: LBA stands for Logical Block Addressing, where each and every sector is numbered serially resulting in easy addressing of spaces upto 2TB. | ||
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| ===== Cons of the MBR partitioning scheme ===== | ===== Cons of the MBR partitioning scheme ===== | ||
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| * Logical partitions are stored in a Linked List data structure over the extended partition, and can easily fail, which internally can make some logical partitions inaccessible. | * Logical partitions are stored in a Linked List data structure over the extended partition, and can easily fail, which internally can make some logical partitions inaccessible. | ||
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| ===== Alternatives ===== | ===== Alternatives ===== | ||
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