06-15-2013
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Originally Posted by
alister
Have you tried specifying the block device you want to work with, instead of allowing it to scan? The bug report indicates that as a workaround.
gparted is a front-end to parted. Perhaps calling the backend directly offers you more control? For more info, man parted may be useful. (Disclaimer: I don't use [g]parted.)
Alternatively, you can try a different partition table editing program, such as fdisk followed by the appropriate filesystem creation command (some variant of mkfs, I imagine).
Regards,
Alister
Neither the terminal parted or specifying the block device helped.
But using fdisk worked like a charm! Thanks Alister.
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