I don't understand what you mean. fdisk does not show filesystem types like ext3, it only shows "Linux".
Sent from my android device. -----Original Message----- From: James Perrett <jlperre...@gmail.com> To: par...@gnu.org Sent: Thu, 08 Aug 2013 5:15 PM Subject: Parted,,DD and NTFS I was wondering why the following Did not work Using Ubuntu 12. DD and parted. My /Dev/SDA drive was failing so I did the following dd if=/dev/sda /dev/sdb conv=noerror /dev /sda is 1.5T and /dev/sdb is 2.0. This worked but parted showed due to physical vs Logical block not being equal. That the partitions where not aligned. So created my partitions in parted sdb1=33G sdb2=33G and sdb3=33G Sdb4/5 the rest. Parted showed SDB1 ntfs SDB2 EXT3 SDB3 EXT3 and SDB5 ntfs. this was correct. But Win7 could not mount NTFS partitions. Yikes. Back to Ubuntu boot Parted showed correct partition sizes and types check-align not errors. Parted happy with patitions Ubuntu can mount all partitions no data lost, BUT !! fdisk showed B1=EXT3*** B2=EXT3 B3=EXT3 B4=Extended and B5=EXT3 so after changing just partition type on B1 and B5 . Ubuntu still happy to mount all partions after reboot. Now I am doing a disk compare of SDA1 == SDB1 and so far all files are identical except for page file and Hibernate files which are different(No suprise there). A BIG Yeah for Ubuntu /dd /parted to the rescue. So why the diference between fdisk and parted on partition table ???? Any Ideas
