Fdisk doesn't work
Why doesn't FDISK read any partitions? I have tried specifying Mach devices
such as hd0, hd0s1, and Linux devices like hda, hda1, etc.
If I specify fdisk -l /dev/hd0 I get the following:
read: Invalid argument
fdisk: read error on /dev/hd0 - cannot read sector 0
/dev/hd0: unrecognized partition
No partitions found
If I specify fdisk -l /dev/hd0s1 I get slightly different messages:
fdisk: ERROR: sector 0 does not have an msdos signature
/dev/hd0s1: unrecognized partition
No partitions found
Using fdisk -s to report the partition size appears to work fine, although
the -uM flag has no effect.
I have not been able to find updates to FDISK in the debian packages. Is
there another Hurd-compatible disk utility that will report drive/partition
information, or do I need to wait for a working FDISK?
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