# bcachefs > Manage `bcachefs` filesystems/devices. > Some subcommands such as `device` have their own usage documentation. > More information: . - Format a partition with `bcachefs`: `sudo bcachefs format {{path/to/partition}}` - Mount a `bcachefs` filesystem: `sudo bcachefs mount {{path/to/partition}} {{path/to/mountpoint}}` - Create a RAID 0 filesystem where an SSD acts as a cache and an HDD acts as a long-term storage: `sudo bcachefs format {{[-l|--label]}} {{ssd.ssd1}} {{path/to/ssd/partition}} {{[-l|--label]}} {{hdd.hdd1}} {{path/to/hdd/partition}} --replicas 1 --foreground_target {{ssd}} --promote_target {{ssd}} --background_target {{hdd}}` - Mount a multidevice filesystem: `sudo bcachefs mount {{path/to/partition1}}:{{path/to/partition2}} {{path/to/mountpoint}}` - Display disk usage: `bcachefs fs usage {{[-h|--human-readable]}} {{path/to/mountpoint}}` - Set replicas after formatting and mounting: `sudo bcachefs set-fs-option --metadata_replicas {{2}} --data_replicas {{2}} {{path/to/partition}}` - Force `bcachefs` to ensure all files are replicated: `sudo bcachefs data rereplicate {{path/to/mountpoint}}` - Create a snapshot of a particular directory: `bcachefs subvolume snapshot {{path/to/directory}} {{path/to/snapshot}}`