Linux Disk Partitioning Guide

In Linux, you can partition disks using tools like fdisk, parted, or GNU parted.

Here are the steps to partition a disk using fdisk:

1. Partition the device /dev/sdx using the fdisk command.
2. The device named /dev/sdx
3. device sda
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7. Select the partition type (primary or extended).
8. Input the starting sector and ending sector of the partition (press Enter for default values).
9. Repeat steps 4-6 to create additional partitions.
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Please be aware that partitioning the disk will result in data loss, so make sure to back up important data before proceeding with the operation.

Moreover, utilizing the parted or GNU parted command can offer additional partition options and functionalities, allowing users to select the tool that best suits their needs.