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We can take a look at a disk's partition table by running fdisk, specifying a block device that represents a full disk as an argument:
Note that you should not save or make any changes to a disk's partition table if any of its partitions contain filesystems that are in use or contain important data. Doing so will generally cause data on the disk to be lost. |
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