Linux provides quite a few commands to look ... more generic category), RM (removable or not), the size, type (disk or partition) and the mount point. An RM of 0 indicates the disk or partition ...

Here’s an example: $ df -Th Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use ... associated with a particular disk partition. $ sudo file -sL /dev/sda1 /dev/sda1: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 file system data ...

It contains information on the partition, including sector size, position with respect to the primary partition, types of partitions present, operating systems installed, etc. When a partition is ...

GPartd is a free bootable Linux-based CD used specifically for partition management. It can be downloaded from gpartd.org. This utility will work with Linux, Windows and many other types of partitions ...

This full-featured partitioning utility is powerful, but charges extra for its Linux boot disc ... it doesn’t support the Mac HFS or HFS+ partition types that I occasionally must deal with.