Is your current Linux drive partition structure not fulfilling storage requirements? Do you need to repartition your Linux disk? Linux enables you to do this using 'sfdisk' command-line utility. This tool has four uses: list hard drive partitions, size of particular partition, check partitions on hard disk, and repartition the drive. Before you proceed for the Linux hard drive repartitioning, you must create an absolute backup of your significant data on the hard drive. A minor mistake while repartitioning the Linux cdisk can lead to severe data loss. At this point, you must go for Linux data recovery if you do not have an updated backup.

You must keep in mind that sfdisk utility does not understand GPT (GUID Partition Table). It is not developed for the large Linux partitions. This Linux hard drive repartition utility has the following four invocations:

· sfdisk -s: It provides the size information for all the hard disk partitions in blocks. This option is helpful in connection with other programs...