Fsdisk Step-by-Step Guide

Fdisk is a command-line utility used to partition hard drives in Linux systems. Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to use Fdisk:

1. Open a terminal window and type «sudo fdisk -l» to list all available disks and partitions.
2. Identify the disk you want to partition (e.g., /dev/sda) and type «sudo fdisk /dev/sda» to start partitioning.
3. Type «m» to view a list of available commands within Fdisk.
4. Use the «n» command to create a new partition, specifying the partition type, starting, and ending sectors.
5. Use the «p» command to print the current partition table and verify your changes.
6. Use the «w» command to write the changes to the disk and exit Fdisk.

Remember to always double-check your actions before writing changes to the disk to avoid data loss. Fdisk can be a powerful tool when used correctly, so take your time to understand each step before proceeding.