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how to use parted get partition_type
Post 302451153 by ZR_Lang on Monday 6th of September 2010 12:44:48 AM
09-06-2010
how to use parted get partition_type
I want to use GNU parted for disk partition, but I also hope to get the partition type id by parted. 
I can get it from fdisk -l, but I don't know how the parted can get it. The print of the "parted print" only include fstype flags and so on, I hope some help. Thank you.
My English is not so good, I feel so sorry.
I can get it from fdisk -l, but I don't know how the parted can get it. The print of the "parted print" only include fstype flags and so on, I hope some help. Thank you.My English is not so good, I feel so sorry.
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