sfdk

Execute a subcommand

$ sfdk [subcommand]

$ git -C [path/to/directory] [subcommand]

$ git -c '[name]=[value]' [subcommand]

$ sfdk [[-h|--help]]

$ sfdk --help-[topic]

$ sfdk --version

sfdk device [command] [options]

device
    The storage device to operate on (e.g., /dev/sda).

create
    Creates a new partition with the specified type, starting position, and size.

delete
    Deletes the specified partition.

format
    Formats the specified partition with the given filesystem (e.g., ext4, xfs).

list
    Lists the existing partitions on the device.

raid create
    Creates a RAID array with the specified level and devices.

raid delete
    Deletes the specified RAID array.

--help
    Displays the usage help message.

sfdk is a command-line utility for partitioning and managing storage devices.
It provides a user-friendly interface to create, delete, and format partitions, as well as manage RAID arrays.
Unlike more complex tools like fdisk or parted, sfdk aims to be simpler and faster, focusing on common partitioning tasks.
The main advantage of this simplicity is the improved speed compared to other tools. It is designed to be less powerful but faster to complete basic functions.

sfdk is a simplified tool and may not support all advanced partitioning features.
Always back up your data before performing partitioning operations.

To list partitions on /dev/sdb:
sfdk /dev/sdb list

To create a primary partition of size 10G on /dev/sdb:
sfdk /dev/sdb create primary 0 10G

To format the second partition on /dev/sdb as ext4:
sfdk /dev/sdb format 2 ext4

fdisk(8), parted(8), mkfs(8), mdadm(8)