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Scripting Dynamic Partitions?
Is there anyway to dynamically fdisk a harddrive based on percentage?
example:
1% for /boot
10% for /
80% for /usr
9% for /var
i'm pretty decent at scripting and i got the scsi or ide part working and i know you can use fdisk to assign the number of blocks, but is there a way to see what the total blocks are? Or is there a easier program i can use?
Thanks in advance!
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