Sometimes one needs to know the exact capacity of a drive (e.g. for bash scripts). Here is a one liner for this with lsblk which has the advantage that it doesn’t need root permission:
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Linux: Get capacity of a drive with fdisk (root permission needed)
Sometimes one needs to know the exact capacity of a drive (e.g. for bash scripts). Here is a one liner for this with fdisk:
Show all available block devices
Sometimes you just want to know which block devices are currently known to your linux system. Well, there are multiple choices for getting this information. Try one of these one liners.
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