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Cfdisk - Definition and Overview

cfdisk is a curses-based disk partition table manipulator for Linux. cfdisk tries to read the current partition table from the disk drive. It is functionally identical to fdisk, but with a graphical user interface (GUI). Although the GUI is intended to make cfdisk easier to use, some system administrators prefer the straight-forward approach of fdisk.

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Example Usage of Cfdisk
arfab: Just wiped my laptop in an unintentional reminder of why I always choose Cfdisk over fdisk. :(
matthiasendler: @ReganDaGreat You can add swap on a running system http://bit.ly/80Y0PR or via a separate partition using Cfdisk and swapon commands. #linux
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