fdisk command not found

[Ravi kumar raju]

HI Team,

I have installed Suse10 on IA server.if i use fdisk -l it is giving command not found error.how do get the fdisk command.

photon7:/ # cat /etc/issue

Welcome to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 (ia64) - Kernel \r (\l).


photon7:/mnt # fdisk -l
-bash: fdisk: command not found

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

fdisk is an rpm. Install it from the original install media.

SEP

[Ivan Krastev]

fdisk is in /sbin - /sbin/fdisk.

Check for PATH variable.

regards,
ivan

[Ravi kumar raju]

HI Team,

I could not find fdisk in /sbin.as well as I have checked the rpm in media file also it is not there.


Thanks,
Ravi kumar.R

[Ivan Krastev]

Fdisk is in the package util-linux:

rpm -qf /sbin/fdisk
util-linux-2.12-72.46


regards,
ivan

[Deepak Kr]

In RedHat it gets install by default.

Try to find it using

whereis fdisk
or
which fdisk..

[Steven Schweda]

> photon7:/mnt # fdisk -l
> -bash: fdisk: command not found

> Try to find it using
>
> whereis fdisk
> or
> which fdisk..

Please tell me that you, unlike me, have some
magic versions of "whereis" or "which", which
don't only look for a program on the user's
PATH, which we already know won't work.

If you believe that the program is really
somewhere, but you don't know where, I can
imagine using "find" to find it. Asking a
shell where it found a program which we know
that it can't find seems to me to be -- how
should I phrase it? -- foolish? Or am I the
one who's missing something obvious?