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sfdisk — Display or manipulate a disk partition table. More information: <https://manned.org/sfdisk>.
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sfdisk command: Display or manipulate a disk partition table. More information: <https://manned.org/sfdisk>.Solution
sfdisk — Display or manipulate a disk partition table. More information: <https://manned.org/sfdisk>.Back up the partition layout to a file:
sudo sfdisk {{[-d|--dump]}} {{/dev/sdX}} > {{path/to/file.dump}}Restore a partition layout:
sudo sfdisk < {{path/to/file.dump}} {{/dev/sdX}}Set the type of a partition:
sudo sfdisk --part-type {{/dev/sdX}} {{partition_number}} {{swap}}Delete a partition:
sudo sfdisk --delete {{/dev/sdX}} {{partition_number}}Display help:
sfdisk {{[-h|--help]}}Code Snippets
Back up the partition layout to a file
sudo sfdisk {{[-d|--dump]}} {{/dev/sdX}} > {{path/to/file.dump}}Restore a partition layout
sudo sfdisk < {{path/to/file.dump}} {{/dev/sdX}}Set the type of a partition
sudo sfdisk --part-type {{/dev/sdX}} {{partition_number}} {{swap}}Delete a partition
sudo sfdisk --delete {{/dev/sdX}} {{partition_number}}Display help
sfdisk {{[-h|--help]}}Context
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