/disk/format

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format

RouterOS command reference for /disk/format.


disk/format

Conditions: !smips Type: Command

ArgumentTypeDescription
file-systemenum (fat32 | ext4 | btrfs | xfs | wipe | wipe-quick | exfat | discard | discard-secure)What filesystem to format the disk. - ext4 - Format with ext4; the default for most use cases. - fat32 - Format with FAT32, readable by almost any device. - exfat - Format with exFAT, for large files on memory cards and USB drives. - btrfs - Format with Btrfs (data checksums, snapshots, RAID); needs the Storage package. - xfs - Format with XFS; needs the Storage package. - discard - Discard all blocks of the disk (the equivalent of blkdiscard) without writing a file system. - discard-secure - Same, but with a secure discard that also erases the underlying data. - wipe - Overwrite all data on the disk so it cannot be recovered. - wipe-quick - Remove the file system without overwriting the data; fast, but data can be recovered with tools.
labelstringFile system label. Default: <slot>-fs.
mbr-partition-tableboolWrite an MBR partition table to the disk as part of the format. Without it the disk receives no partition table; use add type=partition afterwards to create partitions, which are stored in a GUID partition table. Default: no.
Read-only ArgumentTypeDescription
outputstringProgress of the format: the mkfs command line and its output, a progress percentage or byte counter, and a final format done line.