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Creating a partition
The create command lets you create a partition and specify the parameters of the
partition. The command uses the largest block of unused disk space to create the
partition. You can specify the partition type and the partition size. You can use
the /for switch with the create command to format the partition. Otherwise, the
partition is not formatted. You cannot create a dynamic disk partition.
Note:
When GDisk creates a FAT32 partition, it aligns the first data sector to a 4
KB boundary from the start of the partition.
The create command uses the following syntax:
gdisk disk /cre {/pri| /ext| /log}[/sz: {MB|pcent{p|%}}]
[/end] [/for [/q] [/ntfs[:vista|xp|2000]]
[/align[:chs|1mb]] [/v[:label]]] [/-32] [/ntfat16]
GDisk
gdisk32 disk /cre{/pri|/ext|/log} [/sz:{MB|pcent{p|%}}]
[/end][/for [/q][/ntfs[:vista|xp|2000]]
[/align[:chs|1mb]][/v[:label]]] [/-32] [/ntfat16]
GDisk32
For example, to create a FAT32 formatted partition that uses the entire disk, you
can use the following command:
gdisk 1 /cre /pri /for /q
Table 5-3 describes the switches that you can use with the create command.
Table 5-3
Create switches
Explanation Switch
Represents the physical fixed disk, from 1 to 128. disk
Creates a partition or a logical drive. /cre
Creates a primary partition for an MBR or a GPT disk. /pri
Creates an extended partition. This is supported for MBR only. /ext
Formats an ext2 partition.
For example:
gdisk /cre /pri /for /ext2
/ext2
61 Managing partitions using GDisk
Creating a partition