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Automatic partitioning of harddisk in linux
From: |
Meenakshi Sharma |
Subject: |
Automatic partitioning of harddisk in linux |
Date: |
26 Jul 2001 10:21:43 -0000 |
Respected Sir,
I am a c- programer.And I am doing a project in which I have to
provide the
following 3 option :
1)Find out the size of your harddisk
2)Manual Partition
3)Automatic Partition(100
MB-boot,128MB-swap,128MB-Swap,/-remaining
I think Manual partition (option -2) can be done easily by using
the sfdisk
command and following the instructions on the screen. However, in
order to
create automatic partition ( option 3), I do not know how I
should proceed.
Please explain to me the following :
-How to find out size of harddisk ( I am using sfdisk -s command)
-How to create automatic partition. Currently I am using cfdisk
command but
I don't know how to pass parameter (using cluster,sector,tracks)
(ii) I shall be grateful if you advise me whether is there any
other command
/ utility which give me automatic partition facility.
Please reply me URGENTLY.
Thanking you in advance,
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