The fdisk command reports more details on disk partitions and uses very different numbers. You can also use fdisk to create or delete partitions, list unpartitioned space, change a partition type ...

fdisk The fdisk command provides ways to manipulate disk partitions, but with the -l option, we are only displaying partition descriptions on ext2, ext3 and ext4 file systems. $ sudo fdisk -l /dev ...

Good to see you treatment, nice to speak with you out of the Battlefront.<P>Tried that as well (the book did normally have the space but not for that command) and got:<P>bash: fdisk: command not ...