Re: I plan to remove fdisk from the next util-linux
I also broke something with cfdisk that I was able to fix with
fdisk. (I think cfdisk couldn't read the partition table anymore.)
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Bob Hilliard wrote:
> Amos Shapira <amos@gezernet.co.il> wrote:
> > I'm aware that things are fluid and may change rapidly, but my
> > personal experience indicated that every time I ran cfdisk (mainly
> > during installation of Debian) cfdisk screwed things up and I had to
> > run fdisk to fix them. Is there a consensus about the
> > relative usability of the various fdisk versions?
>
> My single experience with cfdisk was similar to this. It was so
> long ago that I can't remember the details of the problems. I have
> happily used fdisk ever since, without any problems. I have used some
> pretty complex partitioning setups (ten partitions on /dev/hda at the
> moment).
>
> Bob
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