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fdisk -l isn't working in FreeBSD

zkt72
By zkt72
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I need for fdisk -l in FreeBSD 10.2 and it says illegal option

 

I will do 'fdisk -l'

 

and it returns 'fdisk: illegal option -- 1'

 

So if anyone knows the proper command for me to use or perhaps a fix for this I need to do this and it is on a read only partition so there is not much I can do.

over 9000 stream cores

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I need for fdisk -l in FreeBSD 10.2 and it says illegal option

 

I will do 'fdisk -l'

 

and it returns 'fdisk: illegal option -- 1'

 

So if anyone knows the proper command for me to use or perhaps a fix for this I need to do this and it is on a read only partition so there is not much I can do.

Are you making sure that the command root is at your optical drive?

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Are you making sure that the command root is at your optical drive?

nvm the cmd I needed was gpart it was just the OVH tutorial was wrong I had to go through the FreeBSD documentation myself

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