Is there a Linux equivalent of Diskpart

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you know diskpart for windows? I wonder if there is something similar for Linux. Could you help me please? Any help will be appreciated!

diskpart is the command line Windows partitioning system... Linux has various terminal tools such as fdisk, parted. GParted is a graphical interface for parted. As the OP has asked about diskpart it may be best to provide command line answers for Linux...? — Kinnectus, Dec 17 '15 at 08:49
Sounds like parted ... I thought one-line, or here one-word, answers were frowned upon though... ah well, an answer's an answer — Xen2050, Dec 17 '15 at 12:02

score 3 · Answer 1 · answered Dec 17 '15 at 12:07

You probably want to use parted - or it's cooler more fun GUI gparted (I prefer gparted if given a choice).

Here's links to info on using parted:

Or

Wikihow How to Use Gparted - with plenty of photos. If you're already running a linux with gparted installed (Ubuntu, Mint, etc) skip the first 2 steps

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