Linux mpartition Command

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

mpartition is a command of the mtools tool, which can create or delete disk partitions.

Syntax

mpartition [-acdfIprv][-b <sector number>][-h <head number>][l <sector number>][-s <sector number>][-t <cylinder number>][drive letter]

Parameters:

-a Set the partition as a bootable partition.
-b<sector number> Specify the starting sector for the partition when creating a partition.
-c Create a partition.
-d Set the partition as a non-bootable partition.
-f Force to modify the partition regardless of the error messages encountered during the check.
-h<head number> Specify the number of heads for the partition when creating a partition.
-I Delete all partitions.
-l<sector number> Specify the partition size in sectors when creating a partition.
-p Display the command list when re-creating the partition.
-r Delete the partition.
-s<sector number> Specify the number of sectors per track when creating a partition.
-t<cylinder number> Specify the number of cylinders for the partition when creating a partition.
-v And-The 'p' parameter is used together. If the command to modify the partition is not issued at the same time, the current partition status is displayed.