Linux mpartition Command

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The Linux mpartition command is used to create or delete MS-DOS partitions.

mpartition is an mtools utility command that can create or delete disk partitions.

Syntax

mpartition [-acdfIprv][-b <磁区数>][-h <磁头数>][l <磁区数>][-s <磁区数>][-t <柱面数>][驱动器代号]

Parameters：

• -a Set the partition as a bootable partition.
• -b<sector count> When creating a partition, specify the sector number from which to start creating the partition.
• -c Create a partition.
• -d Set the partition as a non-bootable partition.
• -f Force modification of the partition regardless of error messages during checking.
• -h<head count> When creating a partition, specify the number of heads for the partition.
• -I Delete all partitions.
• -l<sector count> When creating a partition, specify the partition size in sectors.
• -p Display the command line when recreating a partition.
• -r Delete a partition.
• -s<sector count> When creating a partition, specify the number of sectors per track.
• -t<cylinder count> When creating a partition, specify the number of cylinders for the partition.
• -v Used together with the -p parameter. If no partition modification command is given at the same time, it displays the current partition status.

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